SEO Agent Kit is a free, open-source set of Claude Code skills by Kevin Badi (MIT licence). It runs an SEO blog as a loop: find topics worth writing, write and fact-check one post at a time, publish it to WordPress, then check which posts actually brought visitors and signups and write more like those. I'm running it on a client's blog.
It's three jobs. The scout queues topics from Search Console queries you don't rank for yet, spin-offs of your posts that convert, news feeds, your own releases and a seed list. The publisher writes one post per run, puts it through a strict fact gate, publishes it and pings search engines. The measurer runs nightly, reads PostHog and Search Console, and re-weights the topic clusters so the scout leans toward what works. Below is the setup, the dry run, and the one file that keeps it honest.
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- What you need
- Set it up
- Dry run first
- The file that keeps it honest