DispatchSEO
The open-source SEO manager your coding agent runs
What it does
You already pay for Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. DispatchSEO gives that agent your SEO job: it researches keywords, writes guides and small free tools, and opens each one as a pull request on your repo. Nothing goes live until you merge. It checks rankings and Search Console every day and sends the agent back to fix pages that slip. AGPL, one docker command to self-host, or use the cloud.
Make your coding agent your SEO manager. It researches from Search Console, writes one article a day and opens a pull request - you merge. For sites built in code (Next.js, Astro, any repo) and WordPress. Open source.
The agent that built your product now runs your SEO. Use your AI: Claude app / Claude Code / Codex / Cursor You have a product to ship and SEO is the job that keeps sliding. Hand it to the agent you already run: it researches, writes one article a day and opens a pull request. You keep the final say. Three side projects, no marketing time. Each one keeps publishing on a schedule, and you get one weekly note on what moved in Search Console. Distribution stops depending on your Saturday. You built the site with Claude Code or Cursor and it is live. Nobody vibe-coded the SEO. Point the same agent at it and merge what it opens. Agencies start at $2,000 a month. You already pay $20 for an agent.…from dispatchseo.com
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