SEO
Brief to SEO article writer
Turn SEO briefs into finished article drafts.

Overview
A brief is only useful if it becomes clear content. This agent turns the working context into a finished SEO article draft with headings, body copy, internal structure, and source-aware framing. You get a markdown article shaped around the audience, angle, keyword, and brand rules.
Capabilities
It can work from a title, target keyword, outline, uploaded file, or existing page URL. It can use Brand Kit, Knowledge Base, Google Search Console, GA4, Semrush, Ahrefs, live search results, webpages, and files when connected. It stops at ready-to-review content unless you approve publishing through connected WordPress or Webflow.
Brief Inputs | Start from a keyword, outline, file, page URL, or written content brief.
Source Context | Pull from brand rules, uploaded knowledge, live search results, and connected SEO data.
Article Drafting | Create a complete markdown article with headings, body sections, and clear SEO structure.
Publishing Control | Keep review gates in place before anything moves to WordPress or Webflow.
How it works
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Provide Brief | Add the keyword, audience, angle, outline, source files, or page URL.
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Read Context | Use connected brand rules, knowledge, search data, and source pages.
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Draft Article | Write structured copy that follows the brief and fits your brand voice.
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Receive Draft | Get a finished markdown article ready for review and publishing approval.
What the agent does
Turns an approved brief, keyword, or outline into a structured SEO article draft. Uses your brand context and source material to write copy your team can review, edit, and publish.
How teams use this agent
Content Strategist
Turn approved briefs into structured article drafts without starting from a blank page.
SEO Manager
Get keyword-aware articles shaped by search context, source material, and connected performance data.
Managing Editor
Review complete drafts against brand rules before anything reaches the CMS.
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