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Ten agents, one Inbox: suggestions you approve, never changes you did not ask for
12 October 2026 · 2 min read
The ten agents in OnlyAI SEO, what each one reads, what it proposes, and the rule they all follow: a proposal changes nothing until you press its button.
Most SEO tools hand you a report. OnlyAI SEO hands you a short list of proposals in an Inbox, each with the evidence behind it. Each agent has one job and reads data that is already on your site or in your Google account. They suggest; you decide.
The ten
- Refresher finds posts losing clicks, slipping in rankings or carrying an old year in the title, and says what to refresh first. It understands the difference between a guide that should stay current and a post about something that happened. Why that matters.
- Keyword Scout finds searches you already show up for that deserve their own page or a focus keyword (needs Search Console).
- Link Builder finds posts that never mention a related post of yours where the words for a link are already in the text.
- Auditor looks for site-level problems: Discourage search engines left on, plain permalinks, duplicate titles, posts nothing links to.
- AI Visibility checks whether ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity can find and read you, and how quotable your best posts are.
- Rank Digest is a weekly note: who rose, who fell, how your clicks moved.
- Evergreen Renewer picks posts worth a small refresh, writes a careful update and waits for your review (or, if you opt in on a paid plan, publishes it at a natural time, with Undo for seven days).
- CTR Fixer finds posts that rank on page one but earn far fewer clicks than that position normally does, and writes three titles and two descriptions to choose from.
- Link and 404 Keeper finds broken links and visitors landing on pages that do not exist, and offers a redirect or a fix.
- Cannibalization Resolver finds searches where two of your own posts compete and offers three reversible moves: point a canonical at the winner, link to it, or redirect to it.
The one rule
A proposal changes nothing until you press its button, and only a few buttons write anything at all: adding a link, creating a draft, saving a suggested SEO title or description. Each of those keeps the old text so it can be put back. Nothing is ever published by an agent without a person, except the Evergreen Renewer's opt-in scheduled mode, which is limited by a monthly cap and can be undone.
Why an Inbox
A dashboard full of red numbers makes you feel behind. An Inbox gives you five things, ranked, each with a button. You can snooze one for a week, dismiss it for good, or open the post. The agents run on a schedule you control, and the numbers they read come from your own site, which is also why the free plan works without any AI.