The SEO operation for AI agents
Your agent knows your product. MotiBlog gives it the SEO operation.
Your agent already knows the codebase, releases, customers and what shipped this week. MotiBlog crawls your site, maps every published page, researches competitors, current SERPs and YouTube, builds the keyword plan, generates and internally links each article, publishes it, then uses Search Console results to choose what happens next. Your agent runs all of it through MCP.
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any OAuth-capable MCP client can create the first project, configure it, build the plan, review the work and publish it. You choose whether the agent may read, edit or ship. One project and three articles free. No card required.
Or give MotiBlog the site yourself
118 MCP tools
The full operation
3 articles free
No card required
Scoped OAuth
Read · edit · publish
CMS or Markdown
Leave with everything
Why use MotiBlog?
same agent, very different first jobDon’t make your agent build the blogging stack first.
Your agent can write the article. Without MotiBlog, its first job is reconstructing the research, memory, workflow, integrations and measurement around that article. MotiBlog starts it at the actual content decision.
Know the site
Re-read the site and rebuild the content inventory every time context is lost.
A current crawl, every published page and the internal-link graph stay stored.
Research the market
Search ad hoc, compare competitors by hand and decide which evidence survives the session.
Competitors, keywords, SERPs and YouTube research feed one approved content plan.
Produce and publish
Draft in chat, then assemble checks, images, CMS formatting and scheduling around it.
The long-form pipeline, thirteen checks, banners and publishing integrations are already callable.
Learn what worked
Publishing ends the task unless someone returns later with the performance data.
Search Console queries, pages and positions feed the next article and refresh decision.
A morning check-in
one call, every weekday morningYou read the log. Your agent did the reading.
One get_digest call returns everything a check-in needs: what is waiting, what shipped, what is due and how much quota is left. Every session ends with a post shipped or consciously held.
- Waiting in review
- 3
- Published, last 7 days
- 5
- Plans due, next 7 days
- 6
- Quota
- 18 of 30 left
Two claims about your API verified against the repo.
Fact-check clean. Internal links to four existing posts.
Comparison section thin. Sent back for another pass.
MotiBlog
Is today’s plan due? Generate it, run the gates, park it in review.
Your agent
One get_digest call returns the queue, the week’s publications, the plans due and the quota. Then it reviews, fixes, approves and ships.
You
Read the log. Every approval records who cleared it and on what basis. Move the dial when the judgment has earned it.
This is how MotiBlog’s own blog runs. Every post on the blog was generated by this pipeline and approved through this gate.
Why this works
context + system + controlThe model is not the missing part. The persistent system around it is.
Your agent brings the context
The repository, releases, customer questions, priorities and product judgment it already has. It decides what the blog should do next.
Never · Starts from zeroMotiBlog brings the system
Persistent research, site memory, keyword planning, generation, internal links, publishing and Search Console feedback across every session.
Never · Forgets the blogYou keep control
Choose read, edit and publish permissions. Own the account, the bill and the autonomy dial. Revoke the agent whenever you want.
Never · Hands over the accountThe gate
set per projectNothing publishes without a pass.
Publication is a state transition with a recorded approver, not a convention anything is asked to follow. At the default setting, a blog nobody reviewed is not a thing this system can produce.
Factory
- Drafting
- Agent-triggered
- Publishing
- Agent-triggered
Draft daily, publish never
Default- Drafting
- Daily, on schedule
- Publishing
- Only through the agent check-in
Auto-publish clean
- Drafting
- Daily, on schedule
- Publishing
- Gates pass, it goes live. Flagged, it waits.
What your agent can run
end to end, after authorisationStop asking the agent to start over.
A fresh chat does not remember the ranking pages, the competitor gaps, what your blog already said, which internal links exist or what Search Console learned last month. MotiBlog does. Your agent brings the product context and drives that system.
This is not another writing box. It is the whole job, from an empty account to the next article chosen because the last one started ranking.
Set the blog up
create_project · update_projectCreates the first project, configures the domain, language and publishing rules, and starts without waiting for the person to click through a wizard.
Research the market
start_site_crawl · add_competitorCrawls the current site, maps what is already published, tracks competitors and builds the keyword and content plan from evidence instead of a blank prompt.
Teach it the product
refresh_brand_voice · supply_product_factSets the brand voice, authors and product facts. The agent contributes release and repository context that no generic SEO writer could know.
Run the pipeline
start_pipeline · update_articleStarts researched generations, watches them, edits the result and sends weak chapters back through the same pipeline instead of improvising around it.
Approve, or hold
get_article · approve_publicationReads the fact-check and readiness score, verifies product claims against its own context, and records why an article was cleared or held.
Publish anywhere
publish_to_integration · export_blogShips to WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Shopify, Sanity, Dev.to, a webhook or a custom API — or exports portable Markdown for the agent to commit itself.
Learn what worked
sync_search_console · get_search_console_insightsConnects and syncs Search Console, reads queries, pages, position history and recommendations, then turns those signals into the next action.
Built for agents. Visible to people.
The agent can finish the work without borrowing your browser. The dashboard is the control room: permissions, billing, review, logs and the option to take over whenever you want.
For your agent
118 MCP tools covering setup, research, crawling, planning, voice, generation, images, review, Search Console, publishing and export. OAuth is discovered from the endpoint and the human chooses the permissions.
The tool surfaceFor you
Sign in to authorise the agent and pay when the free work is done. Or use the same dashboard to create projects, edit drafts, inspect Search Console and publish by hand.
How it works
about five minutes to set upYour agent connects
You approve the permissions. It can create the first project, choose the site, set competitors, configure the voice and connect the systems it needs. No dashboard tour required.
MotiBlog builds the plan
The site crawl, competitor gap analysis, SERPs and YouTube research become a 30-day plan. Your agent adds the context only it has — launches, customer questions and whatever shipped this week.
The system does the work
Each article is researched against the pages currently ranking, drafted chapter by chapter in your voice, internally linked, checked thirteen ways and parked in review.
Your agent closes the loop
It checks product claims against your repository, approves or fixes the draft, publishes it, reads Search Console and uses what happened to steer the next plan.
What happens to one article
every article, every timeResearch
SERP analysis of the pages currently ranking, plus a competitor gap map.
Outline
Chapter structure derived from what those ranking pages actually cover.
Draft
Written chapter by chapter against the research, not in one pass.
Score
Thirteen checks — title tag, meta, readability, keyword density, heading order, structured data.
Improve
Anything below the bar goes back for another pass before it is allowed out.
Publish
Internal links woven in, banner attached, pushed to your CMS on schedule.
What it does
11 parts, one pipelineKeyword research
Surfaces low-competition terms your competitors already rank for and clusters them into a 30-day plan. Runs before you open a tab.
Long-form drafting
2,500–4,000 words, researched against the pages currently ranking, drafted chapter by chapter rather than in one pass.
Publishing
Direct to WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Shopify, Sanity, Dev.to, or any webhook. No copy-paste, no reformatting.
Internal linking
Scans every article you have already published before each new one goes out, and weaves in the links that belong.
A 13-point check
Title tag, meta description, readability, keyword density, heading order, structured data. Runs before anything is allowed to publish.
A schedule you set once
The full 30-day plan is built on day one and drains daily whether or not you are working. Review mode is there when you want it.
Backlink exchange
Contextual links traded with other sites in the network, tracked as credits and verified after placement. Not guest-post spam, and not something you chase by email.
Twenty languages
Set the language per project and the same research and scoring runs in it. English through Korean, on the plan you already have.
Generated banner images
A featured image made per article in a style you choose, rather than the same stock photo on every post.
Video where it helps
Research surfaces relevant YouTube videos and embeds one where it fits the section, which gives the page a second surface to be found on.
Programmatic SEO
Upload a CSV and get an article per row — location, product or niche pages from one template, each researched and published like any other.
What it adds up to
Written to be cited, not just ranked.
Answer engines quote sources rather than listing links. Every article is structured for both.
Who it suits
Stop writing. Keep shipping.
You are building a product, not running a content team. The research, the drafting and the publishing happen without you.
Own the terms your buyers search.
Long-tail keywords your buyers use before they find a competitor, covered as a cluster so the authority compounds instead of scattering.
Traffic that arrives ready to buy.
Comparison guides, how-tos and roundups aimed at purchase intent, adapted to your catalogue and niche.
One plan per client site.
Up to ten projects on one account, each with its own keywords, voice, schedule and CMS connection.
Show up for the searches nearby.
Location and service pages plus the informational content that ranks alongside them in local results.
Publishes where you already publish. Leaves when you ask.
Connect once, in about two minutes. Every article lands as a real post — images, meta, schema, internal links.
Or skip the CMS: one call exports the whole blog as Markdown with a manifest, for your agent to commit into your own repository and render however you like.
The first two months
what actually happens, not what you will earnSite read, plan built
It crawls your site, analyses competitors and builds a 30-day calendar of 30 keywords. Setup takes about five minutes.
First three articles live
Written, scored against the 13 checks, internally linked and pushed to your CMS. Those first three are free, with no card, and you can stop there.
Search Console starts reporting
Once Google has crawled them, impressions and positions appear on the performance page next to the articles that earned them.
A cluster instead of a scatter
Around sixty articles in, the plan has covered whole topic clusters rather than isolated terms, which is what topical authority is made of.
It keeps going
One article a day, every day, each one linked to the ones before it. You read the reports.
Price
one planQuestions
17 questionsA blog where the drafting runs on a schedule and an AI agent — yours, not ours — decides what gets published. MotiBlog researches, writes and checks the articles, then parks each one in a review queue. Your agent connects over MCP, reads the queue, verifies the claims against the codebase and documentation it already has access to, and approves what should go live. The work is continuous; the judgment stays delegated to something that answers to you.