A Cue AI Agent That Looks After Your SEO

Cue agents keep working after you log off, and each one owns a job. Give one of them your search traffic and SEO stops being a task you remember to do. It becomes a teammate who checks in every Monday and asks before anything changes.

An example on the Acme Plumbing demo site. You ask Cue:

“Anything I should know about the site this week?”

Cue calls SEOmatic:

• gsc_insights: CTR outliers and movers, Oct 3 to Oct 9 (7 days)
• gsc_indexing: URL Inspection for /emergency-plumber
• task_manage: read the plan board

Cue answers:

Two things, from Oct 3 to Oct 9 (7 days):

1. /emergency-plumber dropped out of Google's index on Oct 6. URL Inspection says "Excluded by noindex tag". It was getting 34 clicks a week. This is urgent.
2. /water-heater-repair is close to page 1: position 10.4 for "water heater repair near me", 790 impressions, 9 clicks. A sharper title could move it.

Waiting in SEOmatic: 1 staged title change for /drain-cleaning-cost.

Want me to stage a fix that removes the noindex from /emergency-plumber? Nothing changes until you approve it, and I never approve it myself.

Also try:

• “Read my Search Console emails and tell me what matters”
• “How do AI answers describe my business?”
• “Which blog topics can rank this month?”
• “What is waiting for my approval?”

A Cue agent works from its responsibility, so the wording matters. The one on this page does four jobs:

1. Names the tool. “Use SEOmatic for every SEO question” stops the agent from guessing from the open web.
2. Sets the rhythm. A Monday brief that reports only what changed keeps the agent useful without flooding your inbox.
3. Asks before acting. The agent explains a fix and stages it only after you say yes.
4. Keeps approval with you. “Never approve a change yourself” matches SEOmatic's own rule: the agent records your decision, it never makes it.

Add your domain and the pages you care most about, and the agent starts from them.

Send these to your SEO agent in Cue, or add them as routines:

• “Every Monday, run my SEOmatic weekly brief and send me only what changed.”
• “When a Search Console email reaches your inbox, check the URLs it mentions and tell me if anything needs me.”
• “We just changed our redirects. Check index health every morning this week.”
• “How do ChatGPT, Claude and Google AI Overviews describe my business?”
• “Pick three blog topics I can rank for and send them to the writing agent.”
• “What is waiting for my approval in SEOmatic?”

1. You connect SEOmatic once and give the connector to one Cue agent.
2. You paste the responsibility, so the agent knows its job and its limits.
3. On its routine, or when you ask, the agent calls SEOmatic's tools: Search Console performance, indexing checks, audits and your AI visibility.
4. SEOmatic returns your real data with exact date ranges, and the agent sends you the short version.
5. When a fix is worth making, the agent asks first. On a paid plan, your yes stages a proposal in SEOmatic, and you approve it before it goes live through your CMS.

Cue uses the same custom MCP connector setup as Manus. About a minute to connect, then one paste.

1. Add SEOmatic as a connector. In Cue, add a custom MCP connector named SEOmatic with the URL https://app.seomatic.ai/api/mcp over HTTP.
2. Sign in. Sign in or create a free SEOmatic account when asked, and pick your site. If no sign-in window opens, add the header Authorization: Bearer with an API key from SEOmatic instead.
3. Give it to one agent. Give the SEOmatic connector to the agent that will look after your SEO, and only that agent.
4. Paste the responsibility. Paste the responsibility from this page as that agent's job, and add your domain.
5. Ask your first question. Ask “How is my site doing on Google this week?” and check the answer gives exact dates and your real numbers.

No Search Console yet? The agent hands you a one-click link to connect it in SEOmatic. There is no Google Cloud project or service account to set up.

Pick the custom MCP connector with OAuth, give it to one agent only, and paste the responsibility above. That agent becomes your SEO teammate, and your other Cue agents stay out of your Search Console.

This page is about Cue, the app from the Manus team where each agent has its own email, phone number and computer, and works from a responsibility you give it.

• Manus is the general agent you hand single tasks to, like a competitor report: Manus SEO.
• OpenAI dots, Meta Muse and Grok Bot are other always-on agents: OpenAI dots, Muse and Grok Bot.

All of them connect to the same SEOmatic server, so your workspace, your free questions and your approvals carry across.

Connecting is free, and so is the SEOmatic account behind it: no card. A free account answers 5 questions a month from your own data, plus 10 bonus questions once you connect Google Search Console. Each tool call counts as one question, so a big request can use a few.

Free covers the diagnosis: Search Console reports and insights, site audits of up to 30 pages, live page analysis, and your AI visibility results. Live market data, like keyword volumes, backlink profiles and competitor domains, is part of paid plans, with one free keyword preview per workspace.

Paid plans remove the question limit and add the treatment: agents stage fixes on your site (titles, descriptions, content updates, technical fixes, internal links) and run campaigns and fresh AI visibility scans. Every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial. See pricing.

A weekly routine uses a few questions each run, so the free plan covers the occasional check. For a Monday brief plus alerts, a paid plan removes the limit. Cue itself is free with an invite code.

A Cue agent can stage work in SEOmatic, never publish it on its own say-so. A staged change is a proposal: it says what will change and why, and nothing touches your site until you approve it. The assistant records your decision, and it is told never to approve anything on its own judgment. Approved fixes start within seconds, the page's previous state is stored, and any applied change can be rolled back. Changes that could take a page out of Google, like a noindex, need an extra explicit confirmation. Give the SEOmatic connector to one agent only, and keep any API key in the connector's header, never in a chat message.

Prefer handing off one task at a time? See Manus. Other always-on agents: OpenAI dots, Muse and Grok Bot. Learn what powers the answers: the Google Search Console integration, page indexing and the approval workflow. All assistants: AI SEO agents in every assistant. Full reference: SEO MCP server docs.

Using another agent? See Manus, OpenAI dots, Meta Muse, or every AI agent.