Keyword Research turns a seed topic into a full content strategy — finding keyword opportunities, breaking them into page clusters, and scoring them so you know exactly what to publish first. Every result comes with intent classification, difficulty estimates, and a content brief so agents can act on the data immediately.
Most SEO workflows require switching between multiple tools just to go from idea to plan. This one handles the full stack: discover keywords, understand what the SERP looks like, group everything into a logical site architecture, and rank targets by opportunity score so the highest-leverage pages get prioritized.
What you can do
- find_keywords — discover keyword ideas for any topic with intent, demand, and difficulty signals
- analyze_keyword — get a full breakdown of a single keyword including SERP shape, content brief, and title angles
- cluster_keywords — group a list of keywords into logical page clusters with recommended slugs
- score_opportunities — rank a keyword list by opportunity to separate quick wins from long-term bets
Who it's for
Content marketers planning an editorial calendar. SEO managers building a keyword strategy for a new product or market. Founders who want to understand the search landscape before commissioning content. Product teams researching what terms competitors rank for.
How to use it
- Start with find_keywords and provide your seed topic — optionally add a business goal to bias results toward revenue or signups
- Pass the results to cluster_keywords to organize them into a content architecture with page slugs
- Use score_opportunities to rank the clusters by priority so you know what to build first
- Use analyze_keyword on your top targets to get detailed SERP analysis and a content brief
Getting started
Call find_keywords with your topic and a business goal. Pass your site URL to check for existing content coverage gaps.
