Turn real search opportunities into article drafts.
Kanso reads your Google Search Console data, picks a query where you are not yet on the first page, and drafts a long-form article for it in your brand voice. You review the draft and decide what happens next.
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At a glance
Search data is not a brief
Search Console shows what people searched for. Turning that into something a writer can start on is separate work.
Choosing a topic takes digging
Working out which queries have demand and where your site is not yet showing up means sifting through exports.
Long-form is slow
A complete guide takes hours to research and write, and that time competes with everything else.
Drafts get stranded
A draft with nowhere clear to wait for review gets lost between tools.
From a list of queries to a draft waiting for review
Kanso produces the first draft. The judgment, the edit and the publishing stay with you.
- Opening Search Console and sorting queries by hand
- Deciding which query deserves an article
- Writing a long guide from a blank page
- Your queries read for you, and one chosen where there is demand and you are not on page one
- A long-form draft written from your product information and brand voice
- The draft waiting in your Agents Feed, or no draft at all when nothing qualifies
Writer drafts, SEO keeps the wider picture
The Writer Agent produces the article. The SEO Agent works from the same Search Console connection but does a different job.
Writer Agent
Reads your Search Console queries, picks the opportunity and writes one article per run.
- It produces
- One long-form draft in Markdown, with its word count and target keyword.
- Where it fits
- Choose, write, review.
SEO Agent
Turns the same Search Console data and a public site analysis into recommendations on pages you already have.
- It produces
- Recommendations and tracked tasks for existing pages.
- Where it fits
- Alongside the drafts, for fixes rather than new articles.
From Search Console to a reviewed draft
Five steps, in the order the product runs them.
- 01You
Connect Search Console
The workspace owner connects Google Search Console through Google's own sign-in, with read-only access, and chooses the property. Without it the agent stops and says so.
Find the opportunity
Kanso reads the queries your site appeared for over the last 30 days and keeps those with enough impressions where you are not on the first page. It picks the one with the most impressions. If none qualifies, it writes nothing.
Write the draft
The query becomes the target keyword. The writer works from your product information and brand voice, and is asked for a complete guide of about 1,400 to 2,000 words with headings, a closing FAQs section and a call to action.
- 04You
Review it
The draft waits in your Agents Feed with its word count and keyword. Open it rendered, with a table of contents you can click to jump around.
- 05You
Take it further
Copy the Markdown or download a .md file, edit it in your own tools and publish it wherever you choose. Run the agent again for another draft.
What you receive
One draft per run, kept where you can find it.
A long-form draft
Markdown with a title and headings, aimed at 1,400 to 2,000 words. That length is requested, so a draft can come out shorter or longer.
A stated topic
The query it chose is shown as the keyword the article targets.
A readable review
Open the draft rendered with a clickable table of contents, copy it, or download a .md file.
Separate SEO recommendations
For pages you already have, each with its evidence.
Kanso drafts. You decide what happens to it.
A draft is the end of what Kanso does here.
Kanso does
- Reads your queries with read-only access
- Chooses one qualifying query, or none
- Writes one draft per run
You decide
- Whether the opportunity is worth acting on
- How to edit the draft and what to cut
- Whether, where and when to publish
Kanso never
- Publishes an article
- Edits your website
- Promises rankings or traffic
What you need
Two things have to be in place for a draft to be written.
Search Console connected
A property chosen by the workspace owner, with read-only access. Without real search data the agent will not choose a topic.
Your documents
Kanso builds your product information and brand voice from your website when you start, so the draft is about your business.
Where this fits
Situations, not results. What Kanso finds depends on your queries.
You appear for a topic but not on page one
Demand you can already see, and a page that is not yet answering it.
Your content queue is empty
Run the agent for one draft grounded in your data, then decide whether to publish it.
You write articles yourself
Use the draft as a first pass and rewrite what needs your own experience.
How Kanso approaches content
Each point is something the product does today.
It starts from your search data
The topic is a query your own site already appears for, not a guess.
It writes from your context
Drafts use your product information and brand voice, the documents Kanso's other agents use.
It says when there is nothing to write
It stops when Search Console is missing and writes nothing when no query qualifies.
What Kanso does not do here
Drafting, reviewing and publishing are three jobs. Kanso does the first.
It does not publish
Drafts are created and nothing is published. Kanso has no integration with WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Wix or any other CMS.
It does not edit or regenerate in Kanso
There is no editor and no regenerate button for articles. Edit in your own tools, or run the agent again for a new draft.
It does not write the rest of the page
No meta description, URL slug, images or internal links.
It does not remember past topics
A later run can choose the same query again.
It does not measure results
Kanso does not track how an article performs, and it makes no promise about rankings or traffic.
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Questions about this use case
How does Kanso choose what to write about?
It reads the queries Search Console reports for the last 30 days, keeps those with enough impressions where your site is not on the first page, and picks the one with the most impressions. If none qualifies, it writes nothing.
Do I need Search Console?
Yes. Without a connected property the agent stops, because it will not choose a topic without real search data.
How long are the drafts?
Kanso asks for about 1,400 to 2,000 words. That is a request, not something it checks, so a draft can be shorter or longer.
Can I edit the draft in Kanso?
No. Copy it as Markdown or download a .md file and edit it in your own tools.
Does Kanso publish articles?
No. It has no CMS integration and never publishes. Publishing is a step you take.
How often does the Articles Agent create a draft?
Each time you run the Articles Agent from your Agents Feed, it creates one draft. Kanso has a Monday, Wednesday and Friday schedule built for this, but scheduled runs are currently paused, so drafts are created when you run the agent rather than on their own. Even when scheduled runs are on, they create drafts only. They never publish anything.
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Find your next article in your own search data.
Enter your website. Once Search Console is connected, Kanso picks an opportunity and drafts the article for you to review.
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