Ask the crawl. Ship the work.
Ask the crawl anything.
Example questions include: What should I fix first?, Find pages with overlapping intent, Where are our strongest linking opportunities?, Which topic clusters need more coverage?, Add these new findings to @Semantic audit.
Silkra's agent works inside the active crawl, with access to every rendered page, issue, link, and semantic group. Start with a broad question about where to begin, or investigate one specific pattern without rebuilding the site context first.
Keep following the evidence in the same conversation. Useful findings can become an audit, brief, or structured sheet with the supporting pages and crawl fields still attached.
Let the agent build the deliverable
Ask for an audit, a content brief, or a topic list and the agent writes it as a document you can keep working in. It can also build data tables from the crawl, with generated columns like rewritten meta titles for every page in the set.
Explore client deliverablesContent architecture audit
Rewritten meta titles
The audit covers topic coverage, overlap, and isolated pages. The sheet carries a rewritten title for every page in the thin set, with the original alongside it.
Every answer carries its sources
Responses cite the pages behind them, and each source opens a filtered table of the exact rows the agent used. Export that table or attach it to an audit so the recommendation arrives with its evidence.
Explore content auditsA large share of the site is thin or stale. Templates and resources carries most of it: 11 of 26 pages sit under the word-count threshold, and several leftover pages have not been updated in two years.
- /resources/content-brief-template is one of those leftover pages. It still collects inbound links from Content strategy, so people keep landing on copy that has gone stale.
- /guides/content-audits is more substantial, but it is just as untouched — and it is one of the most linked-to guides on the site, so it is worth a refresh first.
Go deeper with connected tools
Connect Google Search Console and other external SEO sources to extend what the agent can reason about, so crawl evidence gets read alongside performance and keyword data.
Explore content roadmapsI’ll pull referring domains from Ahrefs and match them against the stale set.
Move from investigation to finished work
Ask questions across the complete crawl, inspect the evidence behind each answer, and keep working in the same context. Findings can become audits, briefs, and structured sheets without a manual handoff.
Investigate patterns and priorities across the complete crawl
Keep answers traceable to pages, fields, and semantic groups
Create client-ready audits and sheets without rebuilding the evidence
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Agents guideTalk to your first crawl.
Example questions include: Show me internal linking opportunities, Audit this site, Where should I start?, Find pages competing for the same intent, What changed since the last crawl?.
Crawl a site, then ask what needs attention.
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