Technical SEO fixes, written as code and sent as pull requests
The thig Coding Agent turns technical SEO fixes and AI visibility issues into code. It reads the problems found by the SEO and GEO agents, writes patches for things like meta tags, structured data and sitemaps, and opens a GitHub pull request for your review. Without GitHub connected, you copy each patch yourself.
- Audit findings become patches, not tickets
- Every change arrives as a reviewable pull request
- Works without GitHub too: copy the patch
Add FAQ structured data to /pricing
Adds a JSON-LD FAQPage block built from the four questions already on the pricing page of the fictional invoicing app.
No visual changes. Validate with a rich results test after deploy.
Illustrative output for a fictional company. Your drafts are built from your own strategy documents.
How does the Coding Agent work?
Every agent starts from your strategy documents, drafts work into your approval feed and waits for you.
Pick issues to fix
Open the list of technical issues from the SEO and GEO agents and select the ones you want fixed.
Generate patches
The agent reads the relevant files in your repository and writes a focused patch for each issue with a short explanation.
Approve
Review the diff in thig. Approve it, edit the explanation or dismiss it.
Open a pull request
With GitHub connected, approved fixes become a pull request on the repository you chose. Your normal review and CI run before anything merges.
What does it produce?
- Code patches for meta titles and descriptions
- Structured data (JSON-LD) additions
- Sitemap, robots.txt and canonical fixes
- llms.txt and other AI crawler files
- GitHub pull requests with a clear description
What does it read before it writes?
Context is what separates a useful draft from a generic one. These are the inputs this agent uses.
Technical issues from the SEO Agent, each with the affected URL.
Changes that help AI assistants read and cite your pages.
Read through the GitHub connection so patches match your framework and file layout.
Used to write accurate titles, descriptions and structured data values.
Who stays in control?
You do. These guardrails are on by default.
- The agent never pushes to your main branch.
- Every change is a pull request you review and merge.
- The GitHub token needs only Contents read and write on the repositories you choose.
- Patches can be copied instead if you prefer not to connect GitHub.
Doing it by hand vs with the Coding Agent
| Task | By hand | With the Coding Agent |
|---|---|---|
| Turning audit findings into code | Developer time per issue | Patch drafted per selected issue |
| Writing structured data | Look up the schema, hand-write JSON-LD | Generated from your page content |
| Review and deploy | Same | Same: your pull request process |
| Keeping track | Tickets drift from the audit | Each fix linked to its source issue |
Which integrations does it use?
Connect these to publish or to give the agent better data.
Who uses the Coding Agent?
Pipeline from search, AI answers and communities
→Developer ToolsReach engineers on HN, Reddit, GitHub and search
→Tech CompaniesThought leadership and search for complex products
→EcommerceProduct content, creators and search for online stores
→Agents that work well alongside it
Can AI fix technical SEO issues automatically?
It can write the fix. thig drafts the code change for issues like missing meta tags, structured data and sitemap problems, then sends it as a pull request. A person still reviews and merges it.
Does the Coding Agent push directly to production?
No. It opens a pull request on a new branch. Your review, tests and deploy process stay exactly as they are.
What GitHub permissions does thig need?
A fine-grained personal access token with Contents read and write on the repository you pick. You can revoke it from GitHub at any time.
Does it work with WordPress or no-code sites?
Pull requests need a site whose code lives in GitHub. For WordPress, Webflow and similar builders, use the copy option and apply the change in your CMS or theme.
Which frameworks does it support?
The agent reads your repository to match its structure, so it works with common setups such as Next.js, Astro, Hugo and plain HTML. Review each patch as you would any contribution.
Put the Coding Agent to work. Tonight.
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