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Check which AI bots crawl the connected site (GPTBot, ChatGPT-User, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended and more), what they fetch, whether robots.txt blocks them, and how crawls turn into AI citations and assistant referrals. Use when the user asks if ChatGPT or Perplexity can see their site, about AI crawlers, GPTBot, robots.txt for AI, or llms.txt. Runs on SEOmatic, the SEO agent that works from the site's real Google Search Console data; nothing goes live until the user approves it.

Review how the connected brand shows up inside AI answers (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Grok, AI Overviews) using SEOmatic's stored scans, tune the tracked prompts, and only then consider a fresh scan. Use for "are we visible in AI search", GEO reviews, or managing tracked prompts.

Operate SEOmatic's human-gated execution loop from chat - inspect staged proposals with full evidence, record the user's approve/dismiss decisions, watch execution, and undo with rollback if needed. Use when the user wants to review pending SEO work, approve tasks, check what the agent did, or revert a change.

Audit the connected site's backlink profile with live data: referring domains, anchor text, link velocity and spam signals, compare with competitors, and find real link prospects (sites linking to competitors but not to you). Use when the user asks about backlinks, link building, domain authority, toxic links, or why competitors outrank them on authority. Runs on SEOmatic, the SEO agent that works from the site's real Google Search Console data; nothing goes live until the user approves it.

Find keyword cannibalization on the connected site: queries where two or more of its own pages compete in Google, from real Search Console data, decide which page should win, and stage the consolidation, retarget or redirect for approval. Use when the user asks about cannibalization, duplicate content, pages competing, or rankings that flip between URLs. Runs on SEOmatic, the SEO agent that works from the site's real Google Search Console data; nothing goes live until the user approves it.

Write a monthly SEO report for a client or a boss from the connected site's real data: Search Console clicks and positions against the prior period, what was changed and whether it worked, AI search visibility, and next month's plan, in plain language with every number sourced. Use when the user asks for a client report, monthly SEO report, agency report, or an update for their boss or stakeholders. Runs on SEOmatic, the SEO agent that works from the site's real Google Search Console data; nothing goes live until the user approves it.

Compare the connected site with its real search competitors: who ranks for the same keywords, the keywords they win that the site does not, their SERP features, and the backlink gap, then turn the gap into ranked opportunities. Use when the user asks about competitors, competitor keywords, content gap, or why a competitor outranks them. Runs on SEOmatic, the SEO agent that works from the site's real Google Search Console data; nothing goes live until the user approves it.

Write a content brief for one target keyword grounded in real data: search intent, what the current top results cover, SERP features, the queries the connected site already shows for, and the internal links to add, then score the finished draft before publishing. Use when the user asks for a content brief, an article outline, what to include in a post, or to check a draft before it goes live. Runs on SEOmatic, the SEO agent that works from the site's real Google Search Console data; nothing goes live until the user approves it.

Find decaying content on the connected site, pages that used to earn more Search Console clicks than they do now, work out what each one is missing against today's results, and stage refreshes for approval. Use when the user asks which posts to update, about content decay, old articles losing traffic, or a content refresh plan. Runs on SEOmatic, the SEO agent that works from the site's real Google Search Console data; nothing goes live until the user approves it.

Find pages on the connected site that rank on page 1 but lose the click, using the site's own Search Console CTR curve, check the SERP for features that steal clicks, and stage new titles and meta descriptions for approval. Use when the user asks to improve CTR, rewrite titles or meta descriptions, or get more clicks from rankings they already have. Runs on SEOmatic, the SEO agent that works from the site's real Google Search Console data; nothing goes live until the user approves it.

Check whether Google indexes the connected site's important pages using the real Search Console URL Inspection data: find pages that are not indexed, explain each reason in plain words, check sitemaps, and stage the fixes. Use when the user asks if a page is indexed, why a page is not on Google, or about crawled not indexed, discovered not indexed, canonical or noindex problems. Runs on SEOmatic, the SEO agent that works from the site's real Google Search Console data; nothing goes live until the user approves it.

Plan internal links for the connected site from real data: find pages that rank on page 2 or are not indexed and need link support, find the strong pages that can pass it, and stage specific contextual links with anchors for approval. Use when the user asks about internal linking, orphan pages, link equity, or helping a page rank. Runs on SEOmatic, the SEO agent that works from the site's real Google Search Console data; nothing goes live until the user approves it.

Do keyword research grounded in the connected site: start from the queries it already earns in Search Console, expand with real volume, difficulty, intent and trends data, cluster by intent, and pick which keywords map to which page. Use when the user asks for keyword research, keyword ideas, what to write about, search volume, or a keyword strategy. Runs on SEOmatic, the SEO agent that works from the site's real Google Search Console data; nothing goes live until the user approves it.

Review local SEO for the connected business: Google Business Profile locations and reviews, local pack positions for the keywords that matter, local queries in Search Console, LocalBusiness schema and location pages, then stage the fixes. Use when the user runs a local business, asks about Google Maps, the local pack, reviews, Google Business Profile or city pages. Runs on SEOmatic, the SEO agent that works from the site's real Google Search Console data; nothing goes live until the user approves it.

Run a complete, zero-cost SEO audit of the connected site through the SEOmatic connector - real Search Console data, technical crawl, on-page issues, and AI-search visibility - ending with a prioritized fix list the agent can stage for approval. Use when the user asks for an SEO audit, "how is my site doing", or a health check.

Find the connected site's striking-distance queries (page-2 rankings, positions 11-20, where one edit reaches page 1) from real Search Console data, quantify the click upside, and stage the specific fixes for approval. Use when the user wants quick SEO wins, more traffic without new content, or asks what to optimize first. Runs on SEOmatic, the SEO agent that works from the site's real Google Search Console data; nothing goes live until the user approves it.

Diagnose why organic traffic dropped on the connected site from real Search Console data: separate seasonality from real loss, find which pages and queries lost the clicks, check indexing and competitors, and rank what to fix first. Use when the user says traffic, clicks or rankings fell, or asks what happened to their SEO. Runs on SEOmatic, the SEO agent that works from the site's real Google Search Console data; nothing goes live until the user approves it.

Write a short weekly SEO brief for the connected site from real Search Console data - what changed in the last 7 days, whether a drop is a ranking loss or a SERP-feature or seasonal effect, and the one thing to do this week. Made to run as a Claude or ChatGPT scheduled task every Monday. Use when the user asks for a weekly brief, a weekly SEO update, or "what changed this week". Runs on SEOmatic, the SEO agent that works from the site's real Google Search Console data; nothing goes live until the user approves it.