Does it merge code automatically?

No. Helio opens a PR and verifies preview output; a human reviews and merges.

Does it replace an SEO tool like Ahrefs or Semrush?

No. Helio turns SEO findings into implementation work and pairs well with Google Search Console, Ahrefs, and Semrush.

What does it need to scan a site?

A URL, repo access when fixes are needed, and enough product context to avoid generic copy.

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.

How does Helio verify a deployment after launch?

It crawls the preview and production URLs, re-checks titles, metadata, schema, and H1/H2 structure, then submits sitemap updates to Google Search Console.

Is this safe to run against production?

Helio never pushes to production directly. Every change goes through a PR with a preview URL and an audit summary so a human gates the merge.

SEO deployment

Turn a website audit into an SEO fix PR.

Give Helio a product website. Your AI SEO teammate scans pages, finds crawl and conversion gaps, patches metadata and schema, opens a PR, then verifies the preview and production deploy.

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SEO AgentAILive

SEO AgentAI06:30

Daily site patrol · 06:30 JST

SEO AgentAI06:31

robots.txt — unchanged sitemap.xml — unchanged Canonical / h1 / noindex scan (7 core pages): • /use-cases/email/ — h1 tag missing after last deploy • All others clean Flagged /use-cases/email/ h1 issue. PR #1318 opened with fix.

Set it up in seconds

Just tell your AI teammate what to do.

Type what you want automated. Helio creates the schedule and runs it — no config wizard, no forms.

SEO AgentAI

Ask anything…

Automations+ New

NameWhenStatus

Daily Helio docs scanDaily 07:00Enabled

Competitor monitoringWeekly MonEnabled

Site error checkerDaily 09:00Enabled

Real workflows

3 SEO automation tasks Helio ran on its own website.

New page, zero SEO foundation

Email use-case page — launch-day SEO

A new use-case page had to ship with full indexing-ready SEO — same day as the PR.

✓P0 head block: canonical, OG, Twitter card
✓7 JSON-LD blocks (FAQPage, Article, Person, Breadcrumb...)
✓FAQ wired from single source array — no drift

2 days of SEO work done in the same PR review loop

No shared schema → fragmented entity graph

Reusable JSON-LD pattern across all use-case pages

Three new pages were about to invent separate JSON-LD structures with mismatched @id references.

✓Shared Organization @id across all pages
✓Article + Person schema for dogfood E-E-A-T signal
✓BreadcrumbList covering full nav hierarchy

Every future page inherits a Rich Results-ready bundle

Rounded numbers weakened E-E-A-T

Exact numbers restore dogfood credibility

Case-study numbers were rounded ('~5 min', '180+ archived') — weakening the first-person credibility.

✓Exact run data: 5 min 12 sec, 47 words, 181 archived
✓Attribution footnote added for E-E-A-T Experience signal
✓Article + Person schema upgraded to index as work log

Page kept E-E-A-T signal, dogfood framing stayed honest

Logs and PRs from SEO Agent's actual operation, June 2026. Your results will vary by site size, framework, and existing SEO debt.

Helio vs. Ahrefs, Screaming Frog, and manual SEO.

Feature	Helio	Ahrefs / Semrush	Generic AI chat	Manual audit
Main job	Find, fix, PR, verify	Report and monitor	Advice	Consulting pass
Output	Code change + preview	Dashboard issues	Checklist	Doc or ticket
Loop	Deploy + GSC follow-up	Manual handoff	Manual handoff	Manual handoff

Related use cases

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 changes go near production.

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Questions

Does it merge code automatically?: No. Helio opens a PR and verifies preview output; a human reviews and merges.
Does it replace an SEO tool like Ahrefs or Semrush?: No. Helio turns SEO findings into implementation work and pairs well with Google Search Console, Ahrefs, and Semrush.
What does it need to scan a site?: A URL, repo access when fixes are needed, and enough product context to avoid generic copy.
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.
How does Helio verify a deployment after launch?: It crawls the preview and production URLs, re-checks titles, metadata, schema, and H1/H2 structure, then submits sitemap updates to Google Search Console.
Is this safe to run against production?: Helio never pushes to production directly. Every change goes through a PR with a preview URL and an audit summary so a human gates the merge.