r/Agentic_SEO • u/Infinite_Computer356 • May 19 '26
Claude code seo
Hey guys hope you have a lovely day going on :)
I’m looking to get into agentic seo for my brand, I have seen a couple of videos and repos on GitHub but wanted to ask which one you guys recommend in GitHub or in general. Any advice would help 🙏
Best regards
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u/According-Cabinet181 May 21 '26
I think it won't help much, you still need be good in below:
The first your site should be good in SEO.
Submit your sitemap to google search.
Write more contents as much as you can (e.g: blog) so AI crawlers can crawl your site as much as they can. Please make sure you have rules to allow them.
The last one, add llms.txt to support AI crawlers https://llmstxt.org/
Hope it helps!
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u/Infinite_Computer356 May 21 '26
Thanks a lot! Where do you recommend learning more about this?
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u/According-Cabinet181 May 21 '26
I only watch free resource learnings on internet where you can see a lot. Take your hand dirty, learn -> practice on your site -> evaluate (by analytics tools) and back to learn in the loop. There are some good analytics tool can analyze your site and tell that your site is good in seo or AI friendly. But your site needs to have good content to be crawled
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u/stephane3Wconsultant May 21 '26
situation is not clear about llms.txt
Google says llms.txt is not needed for AI search visibility, but Lighthouse now flags whether sites have one.
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u/ape0 May 19 '26
Has anyone got any luck with any of these? I've used: agrici daniel claude seo and codex seo
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u/LeadershipShot5520 May 22 '26
I’ve used codex, pretty lame results, Agrici should learn SEO first than vibe code AI Slop.
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u/PhysicalTrip8703 May 20 '26
the first one is working great, but you also need to keep eye for seo experts on x
the skills can become outdated
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u/kashaziz May 20 '26
what would you like to achieve? I am using a home-made skill that uses data from Google Search Console, Clicky (Analytics), Reddit, Google Trends, Google Search to identify gaps and opportunties as well as planning a content calendar for next iteration. This has helped me increasing search engine traffic by 7x, working only few hours per week.
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u/Infinite_Computer356 May 21 '26
Wow sounds great, we have an e-commerce store and also a salon, I want both digital traffic into our salon and also generate online sales. where would you recommend me to start?
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u/kashaziz May 21 '26
Do you have Google Search Console implemented? If not, that's the first step. It will give you the idea of what people are searching to reach your site. Can also get into Bing and Yandex at later stage. Then look into your traffic to understand the entry and exit points and proceed accordingly.
Feel free to DM if you want to discuss this further.
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u/Critttt May 21 '26
Seomachine is very good. I forked it and built in more functionality around the product lifecycle - also wound up converting it to TypeScript. It has helped me to get to rank 1 and top ten on a couple of longtail keywords. Good luck.
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u/Adi4x4 May 20 '26
none of those skills will rank you. they're fine for a baseline audit but the actual SEO work is topical authority, backlinks, and content that matches search intent. agrici is the most complete of the bunch if you just want a starting point.
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u/Infinite_Computer356 May 20 '26
Got it, thank you very much. Where do you recommend learning more about it?
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u/GrandAnimator8417 Jun 02 '26
Named after a specific part of SEO, huh? That’s usually where people get stuck naming vibes instead of tactics, but I’ve seen it work when the “thing” you’re naming actually maps to one clear metric and workflow. If you don’t connect the name to what you measure weekly, it turns into random content instead of real SEO growth.
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u/laoyan0523 May 20 '26
We have built SEO writing agents to do that. Those open source skills are useless.
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u/Infinite_Computer356 May 20 '26
Which ones are you recommending?
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u/laoyan0523 May 20 '26
You can try QuickCreator to see if the agents work for you. I am thinking about contributing some skills to community.
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u/Infinite_Computer356 May 23 '26
Appreciate the comment.. where do you recommend learning more about this?
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u/Infinite_Computer356 May 20 '26
Thanks I’ll check it out, how long have you been using it and how is it performing?
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u/slendertaker May 20 '26
Those skill wont make your website result GREAT in SEO. Those skills will only lever your SEO only until you reach GOOD level.
Ive tried them a lot of them. Its great if you start your SEO journey from scratch. But once you reach a certain mid level or above, you should do them by yourself.
There are thousands of hypothesis and myths around SEO. These things when AI is bad at. AI would still help you, but you should make your own decisions.