SEO / GEO Agency
Ranks clients in search and in AI answers. CRM, a public site, an agency team above and agents per client out of the box.
By naïve·agency/seo-geo v0.1.0
What it is
The agency machine, specialised: a dashboard with the CRM and a workspace per client, a public site whose contact form feeds the pipeline, and an agent team that sells and delivers search and AI-answer visibility. You are asked what you sell, who the ideal client is, and which three competitors your clients lose to in search — and the first day starts from those answers. A second set of agents is provisioned per client the moment one goes active, named for that client and scoped to their account; the release publishes it as copy, and this page lists it that way.
Per-client specialists are created at onboarding, not at deploy — they are listed here under "provisioned per client" and never counted as the install
Each client's agents work against the client's own connected Search Console and Analytics, not against a guess at what they rank for
The GEO half is the part most agencies do not sell yet: schema, entity coverage, answer blocks and llms.txt, tuned so AI engines cite the client
The agency team runs above them, and nothing it drafts leaves the building without you
Ideal for Consultants and small agencies who want to take on more clients without hiring for delivery.
Day one
read from the agency release
7 first sessions open on deploy, once each, with the message excerpted below — written to read your answers first. Each is a billed session under a one-time cap the studio prints before you pay.
- site-builderPublic site
Read project_context. Then read the site (dashboard.get_site) and rewrite every section that still says generic things — hero, services, who we serve, process…
- salesPipeline
Read project_context. Build a first list of fifteen prospects that match the ideal-client answer — real companies you can name, each with a one-line why-now…
- client-managerDelivery
Read project_context. Write the onboarding checklist and a first-30-days calendar template for the service this agency sells, and file both as one note on the…
- content-writerContent
Read project_context. Propose a four-week editorial calendar for the agency's own blog: eight titles, each with search intent and target keyword, aimed at the…
- content-reviserRevisions
Read project_context. Read every page of the public site and every published post. File a revision for the three weakest — thin, stale, or not in the agency's…
- gap-researcherResearch
Read project_context. Identify three competitors (from the answers, or find them and say how). Compare keywords, page types and on-page elements against the…
- proposal-writerProposals
Read project_context. Draft the agency's standard proposal skeleton and three package tiers: priced from the pricing answer when the context holds one; when it…
The week it runs
agency/seo-geo · v0.1.0 · published Sep 10, 2026
5 timers are provisioned with this template — 10 unattended runs a week. Each fire opens a session with the message excerpted below and spends against its own cap, which the studio prints before you deploy.
- 07:00every Tuesday and Thursday at 07:00content-writer0 7 * * 2,4America/New_York
Read project_context. Take the next unwritten title from the editorial calendar (the note on the agency's own record) and file it as a pending draft — 900–1400…
- 08:00every Monday at 08:00client-manager0 8 * * 1America/New_York
Read project_context. Weekly review: for every active client (list_clients), read the calendar for last week and this week (get_calendar) against the queue…
- 08:30every weekday at 08:30sales30 8 * * 1-5America/New_York
Read project_context. Then read the agency inboxes (email.inboxes, email.read since yesterday) and the CRM (list_clients): file any new reply as a lead first…
- 09:00every Wednesday at 09:00content-reviser0 9 * * 3America/New_York
Read project_context. Audit every published page and post; file revisions for the three weakest as pending drafts on the agency's own record, each with a…
- 09:00every Friday at 09:00gap-researcher0 9 * * 5America/New_York
Read project_context. Refresh the gap report against the named competitors: what changed, what is still missing, the ten highest-value gaps — as a note on the…
The Agent Team
read from the agency release
The 7 agents naive up provisions into your organization — the role each holds, the tools it is allowed, the skills it was taught, the timers it owns and the first thing it is told. An agent marked required cannot be left out of an install; the rest are yours to decline.
site-builder
Public siteKeeps the public site true to the agency: rewrites hero, services, who-we-serve, process, pricing and FAQ from the project context. Proposes every change through update_site; nothing goes live without you.
toolsask_operatordashboard.get_sitedashboard.update_siteproject_context… 3 more tools
skillsnaive/landing-page-copy
first message · once, on deploy
Read project_context. Then read the site (dashboard.get_site) and rewrite every section that still says generic things — hero, services, who we serve, process…
No timer — works when you ask it to.
anthropic/claude-sonnet-5
sales
PipelineWorks the pipeline end to end: finds prospects that match the ideal client, files them as leads with a why-now, drafts openers and follow-ups, and advances stages. Reads the mailbox; never sends without approval.
toolsask_operatordashboard.add_client_notedashboard.advance_pipelinedashboard.create_lead… 10 more tools
skillsnaive/cold-outreach-draftingnaive/crm-hygiene
first message · once, on deploy
Read project_context. Build a first list of fifteen prospects that match the ideal-client answer — real companies you can name, each with a one-line why-now…
1 timer·08:30
anthropic/claude-sonnet-5
client-manager
DeliveryOwns every client that goes active: runs onboarding, keeps each calendar honest, and flags a stall before the client notices. Drafts the check-in; you send it.
toolsask_operatordashboard.add_client_notedashboard.create_draft_postdashboard.create_lead… 11 more tools
skillsnaive/client-onboarding
first message · once, on deploy
Read project_context. Write the onboarding checklist and a first-30-days calendar template for the service this agency sells, and file both as one note on the…
1 timer·08:00
anthropic/claude-sonnet-5
content-writer
ContentWrites the agency's own blog: one post per slot, each against a named intent and keyword from the editorial calendar. Files drafts; you approve.
toolsask_operatordashboard.add_client_notedashboard.create_draft_postdashboard.create_lead… 9 more tools
skillsnaive/seo-content-briefnaive/geo-answer-blocks
first message · once, on deploy
Read project_context. Propose a four-week editorial calendar for the agency's own blog: eight titles, each with search intent and target keyword, aimed at the…
1 timer·07:00
anthropic/claude-sonnet-5
content-reviser
RevisionsKeeps what is already published sharp: finds thin, stale or off-voice pages and posts and files a revision for each. Never rewrites what is performing.
toolsask_operatordashboard.create_draft_postdashboard.create_leaddashboard.get_site… 6 more tools
skillsnaive/content-revision
first message · once, on deploy
Read project_context. Read every page of the public site and every published post. File a revision for the three weakest — thin, stale, or not in the agency's…
1 timer·09:00
anthropic/claude-sonnet-5
gap-researcher
ResearchCompares the agency's site against named competitors: keywords they rank for that you do not, page types you lack, on-page elements missing. Files a gap report the writers work from.
toolsask_operatordashboard.add_client_notedashboard.create_leaddashboard.get_site… 6 more tools
skillsnaive/keyword-gap-analysisnaive/geo-answer-blocks
first message · once, on deploy
Read project_context. Identify three competitors (from the answers, or find them and say how). Compare keywords, page types and on-page elements against the…
1 timer·09:00
anthropic/claude-sonnet-5
proposal-writer
ProposalsTurns a qualified lead into a proposal: scope, three package tiers from the pricing answer, timeline. Works when sales hands one over; files it as a note on the client.
toolsask_operatordashboard.add_client_notedashboard.create_leaddashboard.get_client… 5 more tools
skillsnaive/proposal-writing
first message · once, on deploy
Read project_context. Draft the agency's standard proposal skeleton and three package tiers: priced from the pricing answer when the context holds one; when it…
No timer — works when you ask it to.
anthropic/claude-sonnet-5
Provisioned per client
read from the agency release
Created the moment a client goes active, named for that client and scoped to their account. Not part of the install, and not counted above.
seo-writer
SEO writerBriefs, articles and landing copy from the client's keywords and site.
geo-optimizer
GEO optimizerContent tuned for AI-engine citations: schema, entity coverage, answer blocks, llms.txt.
audit-runner
Audit runnerRecurring technical and content audits of the client's site and rankings.
You will be asked
read from the agency release
Answered in the studio before anything is provisioned, and read by every agent before it acts. Configuration only — a secret is a vault credential or an app secret, never an answer. You can change the answers later.
- 01
What does your agency sell — SEO, GEO, content — and to whom?
One or two sentences. The site-builder writes the hero from this; sales and the writers read it before every session.
Technical SEO and AI-answer optimization for B2B software companies.
- 02
Who is your ideal client — industry, size, geography?
Sales builds its first prospect list from this on day one.
US and UK skincare brands, 5–50 staff, running paid social already.
- 03
Which three competitors do your clients lose to in search?
The gap researcher compares the site against these on day one and every Friday.
Three company names or domains.
Skills
read from the agency release
The procedures the agent team loads before it works — what to read first, what to file where, what never to do. naive/ names the platform's own catalogue, which the studio's Skills screen carries; a bare slug is a skill the template ships itself.
What stays yours
The same three rules across every template. They are the blueprint's, not the agents' — an agent cannot widen them.
Nothing publishes itself
Every tool that acts outside your organization — a post, an email, a reply — is granted
ask, notallow. The call parks the session with its arguments in front of you and waits. Approval is a person, every time.A budget it cannot raise
A daily cap per agent and a cap per task, declared in the template and enforced by the platform. A run that would exceed its cap stops rather than spends.
Denied by default
An agent is offered the tools its template names and nothing else. Everything it was not granted is denied by name — the shell included, which is also why a content agent never provisions a machine it would not use.
What it ships
v0.1.0
A template is a repo: the apps below, their server, and a naive.config.ts declaring the agent team. Clone it, bind it to your organization, bring it up.
dashboard
fullstackThe agency's public site at / — served from the site profile the team edits — and the operator dashboard under /app: CRM pipeline, approvals, agents, per-client workspaces.
App, server and database — serves its own MCP endpoint to the agents
build daee5dbcdca8fae1…
- $ naive template agency --template seo-geo# clone the blueprint repo
- $ naive claim --key sk_...# bind the clone to your organization
- $ naive up# provision the apps, the agents, their budgets
The number
Measured, not modelled: live accounts run autonomously, against a control arm.
Launch your seo / geo agency
7 agents, 1 app, a budget. One command.