SEO
Schema & structured data generator
Generate structured data for pages and content.

Overview
Structured data usually breaks when it is treated as a one-off code task. This agent reads the page or source content, understands what the page is actually about, and returns JSON-LD markup as a ready artifact. You get structured data that reflects the page instead of a generic schema shell.
Capabilities
It can work from webpage content, HTML, markdown, AI-structured JSON, uploaded files, sitemap URLs, and existing JSON-LD. It can use Web Scrape, Extract LD+JSON Schema, File Search, Get Brand Kit, Convert to JSON, and Code Block outputs. It stops before publishing unless your team approves the change in the connected CMS workflow.
Page Schema | Generate JSON-LD from live pages, scraped content, or provided page copy.
Existing Markup | Read current JSON-LD before creating structured data for the page.
Brand Context | Use Brand Kit and Knowledge Base files to keep details consistent.
Ready Artifact | Return structured data as a reusable file in Slate artifacts.
How it works
1
Provide Source | Share a URL, sitemap set, page draft, uploaded file, or structured notes.
2
Read Context | Pull page content, existing schema, Brand Kit rules, and relevant knowledge files.
3
Generate Markup | Convert the page context into JSON-LD structured data for reuse.
4
Receive Artifact | Get the finished schema markup as a downloadable Slate artifact.
What the agent does
Turns page URLs, content drafts, or product details into JSON-LD structured data you can reuse. Returns the markup as an artifact, with context from connected pages, files, Brand Kit, and existing schema when available.
How teams use this agent
SEO Manager
Get structured data created from page context without rebuilding markup by hand.
Content Operations Lead
Keep schema generation tied to approved source content, files, and brand rules.
Web Producer
Receive JSON-LD artifacts that can move into CMS review before publishing.
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