SEO Agent
Agent. Writes the digest every week.
The SEO weekly digest is a job in Ai1, the AI agent platform by MyZone AI: a recipe that runs on a schedule. Every week the SEO Agent reads your Google Search Console data and your business context, and sends a digest on site health and the top keyword opening, ranked by traffic potential and commercial fit. It never changes your live site.
A weekly read on search
Site health and your best opening, without opening a dashboard.
Openings that fit what you sell
Keywords ranked by traffic potential and commercial fit, not by volume alone.
Every point traceable
Each recommendation names its data source and date window.
At a glance
| Starts | A set time each week |
|---|---|
| Schedule | Every Thursday, at a time you choose |
| Needs from you | Access to your Google Search Console data, and your business context once at the start |
| You get | A weekly digest on site health and the top keyword opening |
| If it can't finish | A passing problem, such as a brief outage, gets a limited number of retries. If the run still cannot finish, it goes to the job's owner instead of looping. |
| Agent | SEO Agent |
| Each month | A report on what moved and the priorities for next month |
| Changes | None to your live site |
Search results move every week, and most teams only look when traffic drops. A short weekly note keeps the one opening worth acting on in front of you, and the monthly report keeps the bigger picture.
How this differs from the SEO Agent on its own: the job sends the digest on a fixed day, so search stays on your list without anyone asking.
How it works
A simplified view. It reports; the fixes you approve go to the right agent.

It starts from your business context, products and audience, so openings fit what you sell.
Reads the latest search data for your site.
Scores keywords close to a breakthrough by traffic potential and commercial fit.
A short note, with the data source and date window for each point.
Fixes you approve go to the Webmaster or the Website Builder, and content briefs go to your writer.
What you get every week
Example with a fictional business. Names and figures are invented to show the kind of digest you get.
What it was asked: How is our site doing in search this week?
| Site health | Two issues: a page with a missing title, and three links to a page that no longer exists. |
|---|---|
| Top opening | “Emergency dentist open Saturday” sits just off the first page of results. |
| Why this one | Steady searches, and it matches a service the practice already offers. |
| Data source | Search Console, the last 28 days compared with the 28 days before. |
| Next step | Approve the two fixes, and the Webmaster prepares them for your review. |
Built-in guardrails
Here is how the weekly digest keeps you in control.
Better together
The agents and skills behind this job.
Agent. Writes the digest every week.
Agent. Prepares the fixes you approve and shows you a preview.
Agent. Writes articles from the briefs you approve.
Skill. Audits one page for search, with fixes in order.
Common questions
No. It never changes your live site.
Fixes you approve go to the Webmaster or the Website Builder.
Your Google Search Console data and your business context. Each point in the digest names its data source and date window.
The weekly digest covers site health and the top keyword opening. The monthly report shows what moved and the priorities for next month.
Yes. You choose the day and the time. The day on this page is an example.
We will run the digest on your own Search Console data and walk you through the first one.