What it does
A deterministic, provided-data SEO role. It reads only the values in the tool call, reaches no host, and invents nothing. Nine capabilities. It ranks a supplied query set by opportunity with the formula RETURNED alongside the ranking, so the order can be checked rather than trusted; a row missing impressions or position is marked unscored and counted, never scored zero, because a query you cannot score is not a query with no opportunity. It finds what is worth writing from data you already have. Striking distance — the queries you already rank 11 to 30 for, where relevance is proven and visibility is not — is computed from the free Search Console export alone, with NO paid tool required. That is deliberate: the answer this replaces came from a several-hundred-a-month API, which closes the question to most of the sites that have the biggest gaps. A competitor gap needs a list from any source, and with none supplied it says no gap was computed rather than relabelling striking distance as one. It builds a content brief whose sections are your supporting queries rather than an outline template, and gives no length target without competitor word counts, because a target length cannot be derived from a keyword. It writes meta tags from a keyword or a heading and refuses when it has neither. It audits technical SEO, plans topic clusters, reports a query matching no other as unclustered rather than dressing it up as a topic of one, and checks a marketplace listing against caps you supply and never assumes.</description> <parameter name="category_slug">marketing-advertising
Ranks the queries you can actually win, and says which tool it did not need
Example prompts
- Here is my Search Console export — which queries are closest to a real win?
- Which queries do I already rank on page two for? I don't have Ahrefs.
- Turn this query into a content brief — and tell me if you can even give me a length target