See how search and AI systems read your store, and write for the questions shoppers ask.
Kanso samples your store's public pages for the basics search engines and AI crawlers need, drafts buying guides from the queries your site already appears for, and keeps every change in your hands. It reads your website, not your store platform.
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At a glance
A store has a lot of pages and very little time to look after them
Every product and category page needs a clear title and description, and the questions shoppers ask before buying need pages that someone has to write.
Basics go missing at scale
A template that leaves a description empty or a canonical link out repeats the gap across every page that uses it.
Shoppers ask questions
People search for how to choose or care for something, and guides that answer them are slow to write beside a catalogue.
A migration can lock crawlers out
A new platform or theme can bring a robots.txt rule that blocks crawlers, AI crawlers included, while the storefront looks perfect.
From unchecked templates to a short list of what to fix and what to write
Kanso looks at the public side of your store. It does not run it.
- Opening pages one by one to check titles
- Finding out about a blocked crawler after a migration
- Guessing which guide to write next
- A sample of up to 25 public pages checked, with the evidence for each finding
- Each named AI crawler shown as allowed or blocked, with llms.txt and structured data noted
- A guide drafted for a query your site already appears for
Three agents for the store's pages, content and machine readability
SEO and GEO read the site. Writer turns your search data into a draft. Coding fits only some sites.
SEO Agent
Samples up to 25 public pages, such as the homepage and key category pages, and turns Search Console data into recommendations.
- It produces
- Template-level gaps in titles, descriptions and canonical links.
- Where it fits
- Shows which templates need attention.
Writer Agent
Picks a Search Console query where your store is not on page one and drafts one long-form guide in your brand voice.
- It produces
- A Markdown draft, such as a how-to-choose guide.
- Where it fits
- Answers a question shoppers already ask.
GEO Agent
Reports which of nine named AI crawlers your robots.txt disallows, checks llms.txt and structured data, and estimates how citable your pages look.
- It produces
- A readiness analysis and a labelled estimate.
- Where it fits
- Checks what machines can read.
Coding Agent
For a supported title, description or canonical finding on a static HTML page in your GitHub repository, prepares a change and, once the owner confirms, opens a pull request.
- It produces
- A diff preview and a pull request.
- Where it fits
- Only for a site whose pages are static HTML files.
A routine for a store with more pages than hours
Five steps. Kanso reads and drafts, and you make every change.
- 01Kanso
Describe the store through its website
Start from your storefront's address. Kanso reads the homepage and the same-site pages it links to and writes five company documents. It reads pages, so a thin storefront gives thin documents.
Sample the pages that matter
The analysis covers up to 25 public pages, so it samples templates and key pages, not the catalogue. A problem repeated across a template shows on the sample, and you check the rest.
Check what crawlers can reach
It lists the nine named AI crawlers your robots.txt allows or disallows, and notes llms.txt and structured data. A pass means the file or markup exists; it does not show that any AI system uses it.
Draft a guide from your own queries
With Search Console connected, it keeps queries from the last 30 days with more than 50 impressions where you are not on page one, picks the most searched, and drafts a guide. It takes no brief.
- 05You
Review, fix and publish
Fix templates in your own platform or with your developers, edit the guide and publish it in your own tools. For static HTML in GitHub, the Coding Agent can prepare a supported tag fix.
What you receive
Findings and drafts stay in your workspace until you decide what to do with them.
Page findings
Each recommendation names the page, why it matters and the data behind it, and can become a tracked task.
A buying-guide draft
A how-to-choose style guide in Markdown, for a query where your store already shows up.
An AI-readability check
Which crawlers are allowed or blocked, whether llms.txt is present, and an estimate labelled as one.
Your store stays yours
Nothing here changes your storefront, your catalogue or your prices.
Kanso does
- Reads your public pages and your search data
- Drafts one guide per run
- Records the tasks you open
You decide
- Which findings to fix, and who fixes them
- What a guide says about your products, and whether it is accurate
- Whether and where to publish it
Kanso never
- Edits your store or publishes a draft
- Merges or deploys a pull request
- Touches a product, price or order
Where this fits
Situations, not results. They depend on your store and your queries.
A category template with no description
The sample shows the gap on the category pages it covers, and you fix the template once.
A theme change
Run the analysis afterwards to see whether titles, canonical links and crawler rules survived.
A question near page two
If shoppers search how to choose a product type and you sit on page two, the Writer Agent can draft a guide to correct.
How Kanso approaches an online store
Each point is something the product does today.
It tells you what it sampled
The analysis states that it covers up to 25 pages, so you know what was and was not looked at.
Guides start from real queries
The topic is one your own store already appears for, not a guess.
Fixes stay bounded
A pull request touches one file and a few lines.
What Kanso does not do for online stores
A store runs on tools Kanso does not connect to. These are the limits.
It does not connect to a store platform
No product feeds, catalogue sync, inventory, orders or customer data. It reads your public website only, and samples up to 25 pages of it.
It does not write product pages
The Writer Agent drafts one guide from your search data and takes no brief. It runs no ads or email either.
It does not edit hosted storefronts
The Coding Agent changes one static HTML file in a GitHub repository, and stops when it cannot prove the file.
It does not publish or merge
There is no CMS integration, and a person merges any pull request.
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Ship Technical SEO Fixes
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Questions about this use case
Does Kanso connect to my store platform?
No. It reads your public website and your Search Console data. It has no access to products, inventory, orders or customers.
Does it check every product page?
No. The analysis samples up to 25 public pages, so it covers templates and key pages. It says so in its results.
Can Kanso write my product descriptions?
No. The Writer Agent drafts one long-form guide per run from your Search Console data and takes no brief.
Do I need Search Console for the buying guides?
Yes, for guide drafts. The page analysis and the AI-readability check read your public pages.
Can it fix tags on my store?
Only if your pages are static HTML files in a GitHub repository. Then it can prepare a supported title, description or canonical change as a pull request. The owner confirms twice, and you merge.
Will it tell me whether AI assistants recommend my products?
No. It checks what your site exposes and estimates citability. It does not ask any AI product about you.
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