Your blog, on autopilot.

While you sleep, Site Agent scans your Search Console data, ships the highest-impact fixes to your content, and keeps every change reversible for 30 days.

Scheduled Audits

It Finds the Work for You

The agent runs on a recurring schedule, scans your recent posts and Google Search Console data, and queues the highest-impact improvements it finds. You stop hunting for what to fix; you just review what it surfaced. A quiet day with zero suggestions is a successful audit too.

  • Internal links between related posts

    The agent finds older posts that should link to your newer guides, and proposes the anchor text it would use.

  • Sharper meta descriptions on low-CTR pages

    When Search Console shows a page ranking well but losing the click, the agent rewrites the snippet to win it back, often catching pages bleeding traffic before you would notice yourself.

  • Year refreshes and broken outbound links

    It catches stale "in 2025" titles after the calendar flips, and verifies external links so dead ones get unwrapped before readers hit them.

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You Stay in Control

Four Modes, From Manual to Hands-Off

Review every edit before it goes live, let the safe ones apply automatically, or hand the agent the keys entirely. Switch modes anytime, per project. Pause the agent on a project completely whenever you want.

  • Ask approval

    Every suggestion waits for your click and you get an email when new ones are ready. Nothing changes on your site without your review.

  • Smart mode (recommended)

    Low-risk fixes like adding internal links apply automatically. Bigger edits, like meta description rewrites, stay queued for your approval. This is what Andy runs on most of his sites.

  • Fully automatic

    Every suggestion ships the moment it's ready. Best when you trust the patterns and want zero ongoing work on a project.

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Reversible by Default

Every Edit Is One Click Away From Undone

We snapshot the post before we touch it and keep the backup for 30 days. Undo any single change without affecting the others, even if other edits landed in between.

  • One-click undo per change

    Each applied edit gets its own Undo button. Restore a single rewrite without rolling back everything you approved that week.

  • 30-day backup window

    Every edit's pre-change snapshot is kept for 30 days, in your database AND a separate R2 backup. Two copies, both reachable.

  • Won't overwrite your manual edits

    We hash the post content after every agent edit. If you've manually changed the post since, the agent refuses to undo and tells you why.

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Everything Included

Built for the Way Bloggers Actually Work

The Site Agent reads the integrations you already connected and ships into the platform you already pay for. No new dashboards to learn.

  • Estimated traffic upside per edit

    Suggestions driven by Search Console data come with a "+X clicks/mo" estimate so you know which approvals matter most.

  • WordPress today, more coming

    Connect the RightBlogger WordPress plugin once and the agent reads, proposes, and writes through it. Ghost, Webflow, Shopify, and Wix are coming next.

  • Email summary after every run

    When the audit finishes you get a calm digest: what shipped, what needs review, and the highest-upside item up top in the subject line.

  • Run history with full diffs

    Every audit is recorded with what the agent looked at, what it proposed, and what you did with each suggestion. Diff every edit, even the ones you skipped.

  • Per-project notes and memory

    The agent remembers site facts, your preferences, and recent activity across runs, so it stops re-proposing dismissed ideas. You can pin durable rules it has to respect.

  • Built-in copy guardrails

    We block AI-ese before it ships: no em dashes in SERP snippets, no "comprehensive guide" filler, no fabricated claims about broken links.

Part of the Platform

Pairs With Everything Else You Use

The agent reads the same Search Console connection your reports use, edits the same posts you publish from Content Planner, and ships through the same CMS integration you already set up. Activation takes about three clicks.

  • Reuses your existing integrations

    Already connected GSC and your WordPress plugin for autoblogging? The agent uses them. Nothing extra to wire up.

  • Built for multi-site work

    Each project gets its own audit, its own queue, its own mode, and its own history. Managing five client sites means five independent audits and five separate review queues you can drop into client reports.

  • Included on Solo, Pro, and Agency plans

    No per-edit fees, no per-project add-ons. Scheduled audits and unlimited approvals come with your subscription.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions? We've got answers. Contact us anytime.

What is the Site Agent?

The Site Agent is an AI agent that scans the blog you've connected to RightBlogger on a recurring schedule, finds high-impact improvements (broken links, low-CTR pages, missing internal links, stale year references), and either proposes them for your review or applies them automatically based on the mode you pick. Every change it makes is reversible for 30 days.

How is it different from the AI article writer or autoblogging?

The article writer creates new content from a keyword. Autoblogging schedules and publishes new posts. The Site Agent does neither. It works on the posts you've ALREADY published: improving internal links, sharpening meta descriptions, refreshing stale dates, and cleaning up broken outbound links. Think of it as ongoing maintenance, not new production.

How often does it run?

Automatically, on a recurring schedule. You don't trigger it — it just happens. If an audit finds nothing worth your attention that day, that's a successful run too. A quiet day is a good day.

What CMSes does it support?

WordPress (via the RightBlogger plugin) today. Ghost, Webflow, Shopify, and Wix are coming next. The agent reads, proposes, and writes through whatever integration the project already has connected.

What does "Smart mode" mean?

Smart mode is the recommended starting point. Low-risk edits, like wrapping an existing phrase in an internal link, apply automatically. Bigger edits, like rewriting a meta description or replacing a paragraph, stay queued for your approval. You can switch to "Ask approval" if you want to review every change, or "Fully automatic" to let everything ship.

Can I undo an edit after it goes live?

Yes. Every applied edit gets a one-click Undo for 30 days. We keep two backup copies of the pre-edit content (one in the database, one in R2 cloud storage) and verify the post hasn't been manually changed before reverting. If you've edited the post yourself in the meantime, the agent refuses the undo and tells you why.

Does it use Google Search Console?

If you've connected GSC to your project, yes. The agent uses GSC data to find low-CTR pages, slipping rankings, and queries you nearly rank for. Each GSC-driven suggestion includes an estimated traffic upside ("+X clicks/mo") so you know which approvals are highest leverage. If GSC isn't connected, the agent still works on internal linking, broken outbound links, and freshness updates; it just doesn't have ranking data to inform meta description rewrites.

Can I chat with the agent directly?

Direct chat with the agent for ad-hoc audits ("check my hosting category for broken links", "find missing internal links in my recent posts") is coming soon. For now, you'll see what the scheduled audits surface and review what they propose.

How much does it cost?

The Site Agent is included on Solo, Pro, and Agency plans with no per-edit or per-project fees. View pricing for plan details.

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