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DispatchSEO
The open-source SEO manager your coding agent runs
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The open-source SEO manager your coding agent runs
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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.
Hey PH, Neo here, solo dev.
I built this because I was doing SEO for my side projects by hand while a pretty capable coding agent sat idle in my terminal. So I gave Claude Code the SEO job.
The catch: an agent has no memory between runs and no idea what's ranking. DispatchSEO is that missing half. It keeps the keyword research, the queue of approved ideas, daily rank checks and Search Console stats, and hands the agent its instructions over MCP. The agent writes a guide or a small free tool, opens a PR, you merge or you don't.
Since the first launch three weeks ago, Cursor joined Claude Code and Codex, and pages that stall just off page 1 now get refreshed instead of only ever publishing new ones. Today's release (v1.5) makes it run research in your site's own country and language instead of defaulting to US Google.
dispatchseo.com is itself a 33-day-old site the pipeline runs on: 38 pages shipped by the agent, about 8k impressions last month, first clicks just started. It's a young site so the numbers are small, but they're real.
AGPL, docker compose to self-host, cloud if you'd rather not run it. Ask me anything about setup, what it costs to run, or whether letting an agent do your SEO is a terrible idea.