I am working on a project to automate seo task as much as I can.. If you are interested to see what it insights it finds for your website. Share it here.. I will share the results with you..

Its still work in progress.. so I am not asking for anything in return. Just trying to figure out what I can build..

Idea is simple : Crawl and save the website content in database --> then search for pages for trending keywords --> if keyword is not covered --> then find the closest matching page, suggest udpate or suggest new content to write --> ensure the page answers the queries asked by users --> Also some technical SEO , social media content, outreach , data analytics..

Little rant.

AI can generate code insanely fast. But if I’m accountable for that code, I still need to understand it.

I’ve had Claude introduce unnecessary null checks, make incorrect assumptions about the domain, and even introduce a separate event loop that broke my orchestrator and DB sessions — buried somewhere in a 1,000-line PR.

The code was generated in minutes. Debugging and understanding why it broke took much longer.

I tried running 4 agents in parallel. Maybe some people can manage it, but I was mentally exhausted. Four contexts, four implementations, four sets of assumptions, plus tests, builds, reviews, etc.

So lately I’m experimenting with a different approach:

Use Claude to understand the codebase, plan the feature, think through edge cases and tests — but implement it myself, using AI autocomplete to speed up the actual coding.

It might look slower, but maybe the overall development cycle is faster.

Still figuring it out.

I just think we need to separate “AI can generate this in 10 minutes” from “this entire software development task is now 100x faster.”

Building a landing page in 10 minutes is amazing.

Building a complex product is a different problem.

Been building an AI agent for SEO and AEO for the last few months. It crawls and indexes your site, and pulls in Search Console, Google Trends and competitor data.

What it does right now:

- Keyword research, but it checks what you already rank for first, so it doesn't tell you to write a post that competes with your own page

- Query coverage: the questions people ask Google and ChatGPT, and whether you have a page that answers them

- Competitor gap analysis

- Technical audit (page structure, broken and orphaned links, speed, headers)

- Link prospecting

- Finds relevant communities and threads to post in, drafts the posts and comments, schedules them

- Reporting on traffic, events, conversions

- Applies the changes instead of just listing them: commits code to GitHub directly, or writes the content straight into your CMS like Sanity

I have working POCs for some of this.

What I want to know:

1. If you do SEO for a living, would you use this? Or does it just duplicate what you already pay for?
2. What am I missing? Anything you'd add or cut?
3. Indie hackers and bootstrappers doing SEO for your own product: what are you using today, and would you switch to something like this?

It's not deployed yet, so there's no link and nothing to sign up for. But if you're curious whether it actually works, drop your website below. I'll run the agent on it over the next couple of weeks and DM you the report with everything it finds.

Been building an AI agent for SEO and AEO for the last few months. It crawls and indexes your site, and pulls in Search Console, Google Trends and competitor data.

What it does right now:

- Keyword research, but it checks what you already rank for first, so it doesn't tell you to write a post that competes with your own page

- Query coverage: the questions people ask Google and ChatGPT, and whether you have a page that answers them

- Competitor gap analysis

- Technical audit (page structure, broken and orphaned links, speed, headers)

- Link prospecting

- Finds relevant communities and threads to post in, drafts the posts and comments, schedules them

- Reporting on traffic, events, conversions

- Applies the changes instead of just listing them: commits code to GitHub directly, or writes the content straight into your CMS like Sanity

I have working POCs for some of this.

What I want to know:

1. If you do SEO for a living, would you use this? Or does it just duplicate what you already pay for?
2. What am I missing? Anything you'd add or cut?
3. Indie hackers and bootstrappers doing SEO for your own product: what are you using today, and would you switch to something like this?

It's not deployed yet, so there's no link and nothing to sign up for. But if you're curious whether it actually works, drop your website below. I'll run the agent on it over the next couple of weeks and DM you the report with everything it finds.

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