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Seology's agent runs 200+ checks, classifies every issue by whether it can be fixed automatically or needs your input, then delivers each fix as a GitHub pull request — reviewable, reversible, and deployable in one click.
Not every SEO issue has a deterministic fix. Seology splits issues into two buckets so the agent only acts where it's confident the change is correct.
Auto-fixed via pull request
Flagged for your review
Use a native Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Wix, or Squarespace integration — or drop a single Magic.js script tag for any custom site. Seology gets read and write access to your files and metadata.
The agent runs 200+ checks across technical SEO, on-page signals, structured data, Core Web Vitals, indexation, and GEO visibility (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini). Every issue is logged with a severity rating and a diagnosis.
Issues are split into auto-fixable (deterministic, code-level) and flagged (requires judgment). You see both lists before the agent acts on anything.
For auto-fixable issues, the agent generates the exact code change — updated metadata, corrected schema, patched alt attributes. Surgical edits only — no broad rewrites.
The fix is delivered as a GitHub pull request with a plain-English explanation: what was broken, why it matters, what changed, and how to verify. In Autopilot mode this happens automatically. In Co-pilot mode, the agent waits for your go-ahead.
Review the diff exactly as you would any developer change. Merge to apply. Close to discard. If you change your mind after merging, a standard git revert undoes it completely.
Every mode uses the same fix engine. The difference is how much you want the agent to act without waiting for you.
The agent audits and alerts. It identifies issues and flags what it would fix, but opens no pull requests on its own. You decide what to act on.
The agent proposes each fix and waits for your approval. You review the diagnosis and the pull request before it's opened. Good for teams that want oversight on every change.
The agent detects issues, generates fixes, and opens pull requests automatically. It reports what it shipped so you can review at your own pace rather than as a bottleneck.
Automatic fixes work wherever your site lives. The fix is always a pull request — the integration layer handles how that maps to your platform.
A connected GitHub repository is required for pull request delivery. See all integration options.
Seology auto-fixes deterministic, code-level issues: missing or duplicate meta titles and descriptions, broken canonical tags, missing image alt text, malformed or absent structured data (schema markup), redirect chains, and missing robots directives. Issues that require editorial judgment — content gaps, architectural decisions, ambiguous redirect targets — are flagged with a diagnosis and recommendation but not auto-applied. You always see what's in each category before the agent acts.
Every fix Seology ships is a standard GitHub pull request. The PR includes the diff of what changed, a plain-English explanation of the SEO issue it resolves, and the expected outcome. You review it exactly like a developer change — approve and merge to apply, or close it to discard. In Co-pilot mode, Seology waits for your explicit approval before opening the PR. In Autopilot mode, it opens the PR automatically and reports what it did.
Yes. Because every fix is delivered as a pull request and merged into your git repository, you have a full history of every change. Rolling back is a standard git revert — one command or a single click in GitHub to undo the merge. Seology never makes changes outside your repository, so your rollback path is always clean.
Seology audits and fixes both. Alongside traditional Google SEO checks, the agent runs GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) checks for visibility in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini. Issues like missing entity markup, weak E-E-A-T signals, or pages not structured for AI citation are surfaced and, where a deterministic fix exists — such as adding schema markup — shipped as a pull request.
Automatic fixes work on Shopify, WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, and any custom site connected via the Magic.js script. The fix delivery mechanism is always a GitHub pull request, so you need a connected repository for the automatic fix pipeline. Sites without a repository can still receive fixes as downloadable patches or direct dashboard edits depending on your integration.
The 200+ checks that feed the fix pipeline.
Continuous Core Web Vitals and ranking tracking — catch regressions before they compound.
Fix and monitor AI search visibility in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini.
Monitor, Co-pilot, and Autopilot modes explained end to end.
Connect your site, let Seology audit it, and get the first batch of fixes as pull requests — ready to review and merge.