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How to publish one SEO article every weekday with AI Employees

An SEO/AEO Employee researches keywords, publishes an article and reviews rankings on a schedule.

Remote script. The npx command runs the AI Employees package from npm, so confirm the source before you run it.

Who it is forA site owner who wants steady search traffic but cannot write, publish and index an article every weekday.

The problemKeyword research, publishing, indexing and rank checks get skipped whenever a busy week starts.

The outcomeA steady flow of articles, indexing requests and rank reviews, with your visibility in AI answers tracked in the brief.

What you need first

  • An AI agent you are logged in to, such as Claude Code
  • A browser signed in to the accounts the employee should read
  • A folder on your PC that is not inside OneDrive, Dropbox, Google Drive or iCloud
  • Node.js, for the npx command and the kit self tests

Steps

  1. Run npx ai-employees hire seo-employee --to <folder> (inferred slug, based on the employee name in the README). (inferred, check the README)
  2. Open your agent in that folder and say "Install the SEO/AEO Employee from this folder."
  3. Check the first keyword list and article drafts it stops to show you.
  4. Read the morning brief for publishing, indexing and rank review results.

Prompt for your agent

Using the ai-employees repo, install the SEO/AEO Employee into <target folder> and confirm its routines are scheduled. Expected output: keyword research, a first article and a rank review in the employee's folder. Verify that each article is reviewed before it is published on your site.

Caveat. Publishing and indexing run through your own signed-in browser, so confirm the first publish on your real site before you let the schedule run unattended.

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