Technical SEO Agent

Technical SEO agent that audits your site weekly from real Google Search Console and Ahrefs data, then opens ready-to-review GitHub pull requests with the code fixes — canonicals, meta tags, redirects, sitemaps, internal links, and AI-search (AEO) clarity.

Created by Chris Moen • Version 1 • 55 steps

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Technical SEO Agent — automated audits that open GitHub pull requests

Technical SEO Agent is an AI agent that runs a weekly technical SEO audit of your website from real Google Search Console data (plus optional Ahrefs crawl issues), diagnoses what's holding your site back, and opens a draft GitHub pull request with the actual code fixes. You review and merge; nothing changes on your site without your approval.

What it does

• Pulls real evidence, not generic advice: your Search Console queries, pages, clicks, impressions, CTR and positions over a rolling 28-day window — plus Ahrefs Site Explorer data and Site Audit crawl issues if you connect them.
• Diagnoses with a built-in technical SEO playbook: crawlability and indexation first, then canonical tags, redirects, sitemap hygiene, metadata, heading structure, internal links, structured data, and answer-engine (AEO) clarity.
• Writes the fix as code: a draft pull request in your GitHub repository with scoped, reviewable changes — canonical tags, meta descriptions, robots rules, internal links — each tied to a specific piece of evidence.
• Reports what code can't fix: a prioritized P0–P3 action plan for infrastructure, content, and sitemap work, optionally delivered by email.

How it works

• Connect your Google Search Console property (read-only access).
• Optionally connect your GitHub repository (for pull requests) and Ahrefs API (for crawl-issue evidence).
• Enable the weekly schedule — every Monday the agent audits the trailing 28 days and opens a draft PR when it finds fixable issues.
• Review the pull request, merge what you agree with, and watch your crawl health and search performance improve run over run.

What do I need to use it?

A Google Search Console property for your site (required, read-only), a GitHub repository if you want pull requests (otherwise you get report-only audits), and optionally an Ahrefs API key for crawl-issue enrichment. Works best for sites whose frontend lives in a GitHub repository — SPAs, static sites, and CMS frontends alike.

Does it change my website automatically?

No. Every change arrives as a draft pull request that you review and merge yourself. Report-only mode is the default for manual runs, and the agent never edits files outside the repository paths you configure.

What technical SEO issues does it fix?

Duplicate pages without canonical tags, missing or duplicated meta descriptions and titles, broken internal links and 404s, redirect problems, sitemap and robots.txt hygiene, orphan pages, thin templated pages, missing structured data, and pages that need clearer answer-first content for AI search engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews).

Does it cover AI search (AEO) too?

Yes. The agent's playbook covers both classic technical SEO and answer engine optimization: entity-consistent metadata, question-shaped headings with direct answers, and structured data that matches visible content — the signals AI search engines use to cite your site.

How much does it cost?

$9/month with 10 audit runs included — enough for the weekly schedule plus manual re-runs — and 2 free trial runs so you can see a real audit of your own site before paying. You bring your own Google Search Console (free) and optional GitHub/Ahrefs accounts; the AI model usage is included in the price.