Map
Inventory the pages in an approved section.
WORKFLOW / IMPROVE INTERNAL LINKS
Internal linking automation.
Useful connections.
The proposed workflow treats internal links as part of a reader journey. It finds a relevant next step and makes a small, reviewable change.
THE PROPOSED WORKFLOW
A signal becomes
a controlled change.
Match
Find genuinely related topics and missing next steps.
Propose
Suggest anchor text in context rather than appending a block of keywords.
Validate
Check destinations, duplicate links, and the rendered result.
THE SPECIALISTS
A team for this job.
Availability varies by role. The first release is focused on SEO, Content, and Web.
SEO-01First-release focus
SEO Agent
A search-focused specialist that turns site and performance data into a prioritized plan, then coordinates the next change.
Search analysisPrioritizationMeasurement
Meet the agent CONTENT-02First-release focus
Content Agent
A writing specialist for researched drafts, clearer explanations, and focused improvements to existing content.
ResearchDraftingRefreshes
Meet the agent WEB-03First-release focus
Web Agent
A website specialist that turns an approved task into a tested, reviewable change in your repository.
Git changesValidationDeployment
Meet the agent STARTING BOUNDARY
Keep the first step useful.
Start within a single section. Links should add context for a reader, not exist only to satisfy a quota.
START SMALL. BUILD FROM THERE.
A useful first job.
Not a giant transformation.
Tell us what needs doing. We will start with a goal, a boundary, and a way to judge the result.
BEFORE THE FIRST WORKFLOW
Questions worth
asking first.
Will the agent add the same keyword link everywhere?
No. The planned workflow should propose a link only where it helps a reader reach a relevant page. Each change must explain its destination and context.
Are link changes checked before deployment?
The proposed workflow validates destinations and anchors, records a diff, and requires review before publication. There is no live automatic linking service on this site yet.