Turn website signals into an SEO action plan
AI SEO Assistant crawls eligible same-site pages, scores verifiable HTML signals, and preserves evidence-backed findings. Unavailable categories remain Not verified instead of becoming invented failures.
- Runs on a bounded public HTTP(S) crawl with a default limit of 25 pages and one link level.
- Will not authenticate to websites, apply fixes, or access private sources without the member providing an eligible public URL.
- Stores audit projects, pages, findings, Web Properties, and SEO tasks in the Luo workspace.
Built by Luo · Updated Sep 2, 2026
Built for teams that need an explainable SEO workflow
“I need scores that show what was actually verified, not a single number that hides missing evidence.”
“I need page-specific recommendations with the source context intact so fixes do not lose their rationale.”
“I need recurring audits and a coherent task backlog grouped around the site I manage.”
Replace disconnected checks with a bounded audit record
Ready to run, and built to be changed.
AI SEO Assistant is a Luo workspace, not a locked app. It works the moment you connect your accounts — and when your process differs, you tell the assistant and it reshapes the pages, fields, rules, and automations for you.
Ready on day one
Start from the template and connect your tools; there is nothing to install and no developer or migration involved.
Change it in chat
Add a field, rename a stage, change a rule, wire up an alert — say it, and the assistant rebuilds the workspace around it.
- Create tasks for the high-severity findings in Marketing site review.
- Show open SEO tasks for the Product pages web property.
Part of your Company OS
It lives in your Luo workspace next to your knowledge base and every other tool you build there — your data, your accounts, one assistant across all of it. What is Luo? →
What's inside.
Audit a public site without losing the source trail
A new audit requires a public HTTP(S) site URL. The workflow follows eligible same-origin links within the saved maximum of 25 pages and one link level by default, while malformed, private, oversized, redirected, or failed sources are recorded as actionable page-level errors.
Separate verified issues from unavailable evidence
The report uses technical, on-page, content, performance/UX, and authority categories with 20/25/25/15/15 weights. Performance/UX and authority are marked Not verified when their required data is unavailable, and the normalized score uses only verified rubric weight.
Turn a finding into a trackable SEO task
Create an SEO task directly from a finding. The task copies the recommendation or description, includes evidence when present, preserves the relevant page URL and category, and can be updated as open, rejected, or resolved while the finding remains unchanged.
Group audits by Web Property
A Web Property stores a named root URL and optional description. New audits can pre-fill that URL, while the property view summarizes the latest audit and counts open SEO tasks across its audit history.
Up and running in three steps.
Connect tools
No external connection is required; start inside the workspace.
Describe and configure
Name the audit, enter one public URL, and optionally choose a Web Property.
Run and review
Start the bounded crawl, inspect evidence, and create SEO tasks from findings.
Common questions.
If something isn't covered here, the assistant inside the workspace can answer it — and change whatever you want changed.
- Maintained by
- Luo
- Category
- SEO
- Input
- Public site URL
- Page limit
- 25 pages
- Link depth
- 1 level
- Data model
- Evidence-backed
- Task states
- Open, rejected, resolved
Does it crawl an entire domain?
No. It starts from one public HTTP(S) URL and follows eligible same-origin links within the saved page and link-depth limits, which default to 25 total pages and one level.
Does it use Lighthouse or Core Web Vitals?
No. Performance/UX is marked Not verified because the workflow does not run Lighthouse or browser performance tests and HTML alone cannot provide rendered-page or field data.
Can it authenticate to a private website?
No. The current workflow requires a public HTTP(S) URL and rejects private-network addresses, unsupported protocols, and other unsafe or malformed sources.
Can it change the audited website?
No. The audit does not apply fixes to the site. It creates evidence-backed SEO tasks that teams can triage and update separately.
What happens when a category cannot be checked?
It is labeled Not verified and excluded from the displayed normalized score, while score coverage communicates how much of the 100-point rubric was assessed.
Make SEO review a workspace record withevidence you can act on
Run the audit, understand its coverage, and keep remediation connected to the finding that created it.
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