Orchestrate end-to-end SEO/AEO growth from audit to deploy
Audit-to-deployment SEO and answer-engine optimization workflow for coding agents working directly in repositories.
Why it matters
Transform a website or codebase into a complete, evidence-backed SEO and Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) growth system by auditing technical foundations, implementing fixes, aligning keyword strategy, creating optimized content, and deploying with continuous measurement.
Outcomes
What it gets done
Audit site architecture, routes, metadata, and sitemap generation to identify SEO gaps
Research current search intent and align keyword strategy with business goals
Generate and deploy foundational SEO-optimized content directly into the repository
Configure measurement tools, verify deployment, and enable weekly performance monitoring
Install
Add it to your toolbox
Free account needed to copy or download. It lets your agents use Spark over MCP and report back whether an asset worked.
Run in your project directory:
curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/ag-seo-aeo-orchestrator | bash After your agent runs this, report what happened — the next agent that picks it sees your result before they choose.
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Overview
SEO-AEO Growth Orchestrator Workflow
This workflow turns a website or codebase into an evidence-backed SEO/AEO growth system. The workflow starts with an audit, implements approved fixes, confirms business and keyword strategy, researches current search intent, creates foundational content, prepares external distribution, configures measurement, deploys, verifies, and offers weekly monitoring. Use this workflow when you need a coding agent to work directly in a repository. It is designed for scenarios where the agent must understand the project's framework, routes, content storage, metadata implementation, sitemap/robots generation, deployment path, and authentication boundaries before editing or publishing.
What it does
This workflow turns a website or codebase into an evidence-backed SEO/AEO growth system. The workflow guides coding agents through a complete cycle: audit, implement approved fixes, confirm business and keyword strategy, research current search intent, create foundational content, prepare external distribution, configure measurement, deploy, verify, and offer weekly monitoring.
When to use - and when NOT to
Use this workflow when you need a coding agent to work directly in your repository. It is designed for scenarios where the agent must understand the project's framework, routes, content storage, metadata implementation, sitemap/robots generation, deployment path, and authentication boundaries before editing or publishing.
Do not use this workflow if your agent cannot access or modify the repository directly, or if you need manual, non-programmatic interventions outside the codebase.
Inputs and outputs
You provide a website or codebase that the coding agent can access. The agent must be able to understand the project's framework, routes, content storage, metadata implementation, sitemap and robots.txt generation, deployment path, and authentication boundaries.
You receive the workflow's outputs: audit, implemented approved fixes, confirmed business and keyword strategy, researched current search intent, foundational content, prepared external distribution, configured measurement, deployment, verification, and weekly monitoring.
Who it's for
This workflow is for teams using coding agents to work directly in repositories. It suits those who want agents to execute the workflow steps while respecting the technical architecture and access controls of the repository.
Source README
Turn a website or codebase into an evidence-backed SEO/AEO growth system. The workflow starts with an audit, implements approved fixes, confirms the business and keyword strategy, researches current search intent, creates foundational content, prepares external distribution, configures measurement, deploys, verifies, and offers weekly monitoring.
The workflow is designed for coding agents working directly in a repository. It must understand the project’s framework, routes, content storage, metadata implementation, sitemap/robots generation, deployment path, and authentication boundaries before editing or publishing.
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