Let each project and community show up in search, with its story drafted for you.
Kanso reviews your project and community pages, checks what search and AI crawlers can read, and drafts long articles from queries your site is just short of ranking for. You edit and publish everything yourself, and Kanso sees no plans or sales data.
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At a glance
The best work is invisible, and each project page is built once and left
A builder's reputation sits in the homes and communities it delivers. Online, that usually means a gallery, a floor-plan list and little text a search engine can use.
Project pages are galleries, not explanations
Photos tell a visitor little a crawler can read, and the surrounding text is often a few lines.
Community stories go unwritten
The reasons a neighbourhood is worth living in take site visits to know, and nobody has time to write them up.
Buyers research for months
Questions about the build process, materials and the area are asked long before a sales visit.
From a gallery of homes to pages and articles that explain them
Kanso reads the public site and drafts long articles. The facts about each home are yours to supply and verify.
- Project pages with a title and a photo grid
- No idea whether AI systems can read the site
- Article ideas picked by instinct
- A page-by-page review with the evidence behind each finding
- A crawler report for nine named AI crawlers and llms.txt
- A long article drafted from a real search query where you are off page one
A page reviewer, a crawler check and a long-form writer
SEO, GEO and Writer cover the work. There is no social agent in this set, and the Coding Agent is not part of it.
SEO Agent
Analyses up to 25 public pages, such as project, community and contact pages, with Search Console data.
- It produces
- Recommendations on titles, descriptions, canonical links, headings and links.
- Where it fits
- Shows which project pages say too little.
GEO Agent
Reads robots.txt for nine named AI crawlers, checks llms.txt and structured data, and estimates how citable pages look.
- It produces
- A readiness report and a labelled estimate.
- Where it fits
- Shows what machines can read of your project pages.
Writer Agent
Picks a Search Console query where the site is off page one and drafts a long article in your brand voice.
- It produces
- A Markdown draft with its keyword and word count.
- Where it fits
- Build-process and community explainers.
From a project gallery to a published explainer
Five steps. Kanso drafts from your public site; you supply what only the build team knows.
- 01Kanso
Profile the company from its website
Kanso reads the homepage and the same-site pages it links to and writes five documents, including a brand voice. If the site does not describe how you build, the documents will not either, so fill that in.
Review the project pages
The review flags missing titles, empty descriptions and weak headings across up to 25 pages. Each flag names the page and shows its data.
Check crawler access
It lists which named AI crawlers your robots.txt blocks and whether llms.txt is served. A passing check only means the file exists.
Draft an article
With Search Console connected, it takes the most searched query from the last 30 days that has over 50 impressions and sits off page one. It cannot be given a topic, and a site with little traffic may return nothing.
- 05You
Add the build facts, then publish
Add specifications, timelines and community detail the site never stated, verify them, and publish through your own website. Kanso changes nothing there.
What you receive
Everything is held in the Agents Feed for review.
Project-page findings
Each names the page, the reasoning and the data behind it, and can become a tracked task.
A crawler and readiness report
The rule for each named crawler, the state of llms.txt and an estimate that is labelled as one.
An article draft
A long Markdown draft you can read in the feed, copy, or download as a .md file.
Every claim about a home is yours to confirm
Kanso has no knowledge of your designs, prices or schedules.
Kanso does
- Reads your public pages and search data
- Drafts long articles
- Records tasks you open
You decide
- Whether specifications, dates and claims are accurate
- Which articles to use
- Whether and where each is published
Kanso never
- Publishes an article or edits your site
- Quotes prices, completion dates or warranties
- Reads plans, permits or sales records
Where this fits
Situations, not results. They depend on your site and your queries.
A community page with a single paragraph
The review shows it lacks a clear description, and you decide what the community deserves to say.
A build-process question people search
If your site is on page two for it, the Writer Agent can draft an explainer for the build team to correct.
A site relaunched mid-year
The crawler report shows whether the new robots.txt still allows the crawlers you wanted.
How Kanso approaches a builder's website
Each point is something the product does today.
It tells you the size of its sample
The page review covers up to 25 pages and says so, rather than implying a full audit.
Estimates are marked as estimates
The citation view is a model-based estimate and the page labels it.
Drafts avoid invented detail
The agents are told not to make up statistics, so the specifics come from you.
What Kanso does not do for home builders
A builder runs on plans, schedules and sales systems that Kanso does not touch.
It does not read plans, permits or sales data
It reads your public website only, so it cannot know the details of any home.
It does not state prices, dates or warranties
Any specification or promise in a draft is something you must supply and verify.
It does not manage listings or reviews
Local directory profiles and review replies are not part of the product.
It does not publish or schedule
There is no CMS integration, and a person releases every article.
It does not promise rankings
It does not promise search rankings, traffic or leads.
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Questions about this use case
Can Kanso read our plans, permits or sales records?
No. Its inputs are your public website and, once connected, Search Console data.
Can it write about a particular community?
Not on request. The Writer Agent chooses from your Search Console queries, so you cannot give it a topic. Edit a draft to cover a community.
Will it state prices or completion dates?
No. It has no such data, and anything of that kind in a draft must come from you.
Does it review every page?
No. The analysis samples up to 25 public pages.
Does it publish project articles to my website?
No. There is no CMS integration, and every article is released by a person.
Does the project-page review need Search Console?
No. The review and the crawler report both work from your public pages. Only article drafts need it.
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