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We rebuild your site on a modern stack, then hand it to AI agents. Every day: score every page on SEO + GEO, rewrite what underperforms, inspect Google indexing, resubmit the sitemap. Our own site nextagent.ca is the live demo.
Audit My Site for AutonomyMost agencies ship a site and walk away. The site then rots: pages lose rankings, content goes stale, Google silently drops URLs from the index, and the only person who notices is your competitor. We run the opposite loop. After we rebuild your site, an AI agent wakes up every 24 hours and asks: which pages are losing visibility, which blog posts scored below threshold on SEO + GEO, which URLs did Google fail to index, which industry news should trigger a content refresh. It then acts — rewrites underperforming posts via Gemini, resubmits the sitemap via the Google Search Console API, reports what changed. You wake up to a site that got better overnight. Our own site nextagent.ca runs this exact loop today — see the blog post "How We Automated Our Own Site" for the stack diagram and real GSC data.
Why one-time builds lose to continuous AI maintenance.
Update Cadence
Manual edits, monthly at best
Content Quality Check
No scoring, no feedback loop
Google Indexing
Hope Google finds it
Proof
PDF case study
Update Cadence
Daily AI agent loop, zero manual work
Content Quality Check
Every post scored on SEO + GEO; low scores auto-rewritten via Gemini
Google Indexing
GSC API inspection + sitemap resubmit on every deploy
Proof
Our own site runs it — open inspection anytime
Every blog post and landing page is scored on a composite SEO + GEO metric (the combined_score field on every post). Scores are recomputed each night.
Posts that drop under the threshold are handed to a Gemini-backed rewriter (post_rewriter in the OpenClaw backend), which produces an improved draft while preserving the original intent and outbound links.
Our gsc-report script walks the full sitemap, calls the GSC urlInspection API per URL, and reports which pages are INDEXED, DISCOVERED_NOT_INDEXED, DUPLICATE, or unknown to Google. Output goes to a dated JSON/CSV report for review.
Every deploy pings GSC via the sitemaps API so Google re-crawls promptly instead of on its own schedule. No more 'submitted 3 weeks ago' entries rotting in the dashboard.
The entire loop is orchestrated by OpenClaw agents — our open-source AI agent framework — which also handle downstream tasks like error log triage, content tagging, and cross-linking.
Daily news-search signal that flags blog posts touching breaking topics and triggers a refresh with the latest citations.
One blog post → auto-syndicated to TikTok, XiaoHongShu, Twitter/X, and LinkedIn in the right format per platform.
Text post → auto-generated short video + audio podcast version per publish. Same source of truth, three distribution modes.
After auto-rewrite, the agent re-scores the output and iterates until the target score is hit — full closed-loop optimization with no human in the middle.
Both, and usually as one package. We rebuild your site on a modern Next.js + edge-rendered stack (same architecture we use on our own site), then hand it to the AI agent loop. Retrofitting autonomous maintenance onto a legacy WordPress site is possible but typically costs more and delivers less, because the underlying performance and schema signals are weak.
Our own site nextagent.ca runs the exact loop we sell. You can ask us to open-inspect any URL live — we will show you the GSC API response, the latest combined_score for a blog post, and the most recent sitemap resubmit timestamp. No black box.
A full redesign plus 6 months of autonomous maintenance typically runs $6,000–$15,000 one-time plus $400–$1,200/month depending on blog volume and how many pages need continuous scoring. A maintenance-only engagement on an existing Next.js or similar modern site starts at $400/month.
Rewrites land in a review queue by default, not live. You (or we, as a managed service) approve or reject. Once trust is built for a given content type, you can move that type to full auto-publish. High-stakes pages like pricing and legal stay manual forever by design.
If it is on a modern framework (Next.js, Remix, Astro, SvelteKit) and has an API-accessible CMS, yes — usually 2–4 weeks to wire up scoring, rewriter, and GSC sync. WordPress or Wix sites usually need a rebuild first to pass the Core Web Vitals and schema floor that make the loop meaningful.