Automated SEO
helio / seo-deployGive it a product URL. It scans pages, patches metadata and schema, opens a fix PR you review, and verifies the deploy. Then it maps keywords and scores AI-search visibility on a schedule.
Scan helio.im for metadata, schema, and heading issues, then open a fix PR I can review before anything goes to production. After it merges, verify the deploy and track keyword and AI-search visibility from then on. Ask me what you need before you start.
Swap in your own site URL and repo. Point it at the pages that matter most first.
What is Automated SEO?
A teammate that turns an SEO audit into shipped work: it scans your site, patches metadata, schema, and structure, opens a PR, and verifies the deploy landed. A human reviews and gates every change, since pushing to production is a call it leaves to you.
What it does
Any chatbot audits a page once. Helio runs it as a standing job — from your context, kept current, delivered to you.
| Owns the job, not just the audit | It scans, patches, opens the PR, and verifies the deploy, then chases a stale PR at 3, 7, and 14 days instead of merging it itself. |
| Runs again without starting over | Once the scan-fix-verify loop works, it is saved. The next audit runs that vetted process on a schedule, starting from context instead of a blank prompt. |
| Works from your context | It reads your GitHub repo and Google Search Console, so fixes match your stack and copy instead of generic boilerplate. |
| Keeps itself current | When your pages or target keywords change, it updates the map and the checks. You don't re-brief it each cycle. |
| Lands where you work | The fix PR, the deploy check, and the weekly digest arrive where you review code and read reports. You don't open Helio to find them. |
Three things it gets right
An audit that ships
The finding and the fix arrive together. It patches metadata and schema, then opens a PR you can review, so the work is already done when you look.
A human gates production
Every change rides a PR with a preview URL and an audit summary. Helio verifies the deploy after merge and leaves the push to you.
Ranks and AI answers, both tracked
It watches keyword movement daily and runs a monthly check against ChatGPT and Perplexity, reported as a proxy signal since GEO resists exact measurement.
What Automated SEO connects to.
Questions
- Does it merge code automatically?
- No. Helio opens a PR and verifies the preview output; a human reviews and merges.
- Does it replace an SEO tool like Ahrefs or Semrush?
- No. It turns SEO findings into implementation work and pairs well with Google Search Console, Ahrefs, and Semrush.
- Which sites and stacks are supported?
- Static and SSR sites with a GitHub-connected repo — Next.js, Astro, Hugo, and similar JAMstack frameworks today, with broader stack support on the roadmap.
- Does it also do keyword research, or just fix what's broken?
- Both. Beyond scanning and patching your existing site, it produces a target-keyword map scored by volume and difficulty, then turns that into new keyword-mapped content and landing pages.
- What's a GEO visibility score, and how is it measured?
- Once a month, Helio asks a fixed set of questions to AI answer engines like ChatGPT and Perplexity and records whether and how your product gets mentioned. Since GEO can't be tracked as precisely as search rankings, the scorecard is explicit that it's a proxy signal read alongside branded-search volume and direct traffic.
Give Helio your site URL. Get back a fix PR.
Connect your repo, point Helio at a URL, and review the audit and PR before any change goes near production.
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