Human version

Get the search work you asked for: an SEO audit, competitor gaps, a topic map, domain metrics, a plan for templated pages, or an AI-answer visibility check. The report shows the evidence, the priorities and what remains unknown. Changes stay drafts for review.

Agent version

What you get

One readable, linked report containing the requested deliverable. An audit returns the requested number of ranked fixes; a topic map shows the pillar, supporting pages and links; a pSEO plan includes the templates and data needed to build useful page sets. SEO metrics are obtained and shown when access allows, with missing data stated plainly. Finished copy and code belong in the report's closing editor section; new-page briefs use the existing page-map shape.

Before you start

1. Identify the job from the request using references/seo-jobs.md. An explicit request controls the scope, domains, topic and count. Run only the relevant branch; an SEO audit, metrics comparison or cold-brew cluster does not require an AI-answer survey. A mixed ask combines the relevant sections in one report.
2. Setup and evidence: use the marketing-guide skill (../marketing-guide/SKILL.md) §1–2 and its research-pattern.md. The job line is "I check your search visibility through it." Read the relevant brand-brain chapters (2 products, 5 audience, 7 competitors, 8 search terms, 9 differences, 17 accounts/tools), using brand_knowledge_browse / brand_knowledge_read / brand_knowledge_search when listed, else brand_read, competitor_read and knowledge_search. Read earlier search work and the last matching job record through the run-memory skill (../run-memory/SKILL.md) with references/run-memory.md. Ask only for a necessary fact that these sources cannot supply. A named subject can be mapped without a site or rival set; use the known brand workspace without inventing brand-specific relevance.
3. Read the claims contract through the claims-gate skill (../claims-gate/SKILL.md) when drafting factual site copy, profiles or listing text. Research findings cite their sources; recommendations are not approved advertising claims.

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