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For connected platforms, your SEO Agent can apply certain fixes directly from your dashboard. Find an issue in your SEO Health tab, click Fix, and it’s done. For code-level fixes, connect GitHub and your Coding Agent opens a pull request instead.

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What can be fixed automatically

Fix typeWordPressWebflow
Missing or short meta description✓✓
Missing or weak title tag✓✓
Missing Open Graph tags✓✓
Missing Twitter Card tags✓✓
Alt text on images✓✓
Missing H1 tag✓✗
Canonical tag issues✓✗
Fixes that require structural changes to your page, such as content rewrites, layout changes, or speed optimizations, are flagged as manual. Your SEO Agent tells you exactly what to change but can’t make those changes automatically.

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Applying a fix

  1. Open the SEO Health tab in your analytics panel
  2. Find an issue marked with a Fix button
  3. Click Fix — your agent generates the corrected content and pushes it to your CMS
  4. The issue is marked as resolved in your dashboard
The fix is applied to your live site immediately. For WordPress it updates the post or page directly. For Webflow it updates the CMS item.

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Reviewing before applying

For meta descriptions and title tags, you’ll see a preview of the generated copy before the fix is applied. You can edit it or approve it as-is.
Always review title tags and meta descriptions before applying. Your SEO Agent writes them to be accurate and keyword-relevant, but you know your product best. A small edit can make a big difference.

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Fix history

Every fix applied from your dashboard is logged in your terminal activity feed. You can see what was changed, when, and on which page.