Technical SEO fixes, shipped as pull requests.
Boplis finds broken metadata, missing structured data, slow pages and bad links, then opens small, reviewable pull requests on GitHub to fix them.
This is the workflow we're building. You can explore example documents and drafts in the demo today.
Open with or without a website. The address only labels the sample workspace; it isn't analyzed.
- Free to explore
- No signup needed
- Sample workspace
Why Coding is worth your time.
Small fixes, real gains
A missing title or a broken link quietly costs traffic every day.
Developers are busy
Marketing fixes sit in the backlog behind product work. They don't have to.
Search engines and AI read code
Structured data and clean metadata help both Google and AI assistants understand your pages.
How this specialist is designed to help.
- 01
Scan
Boplis checks every page for technical issues and ranks them by impact.
- 02
Fix
Each fix becomes a small pull request with a plain-English explanation.
- 03
Review and merge
Your checks run, you review, you merge. Done.
What we're planning for the Coding agent.
Site audit
Metadata, headings, links, images, speed and indexing, page by page.
Structured data
Schema for products, articles, FAQs and your organisation.
Internal links
Connect related pages so visitors and search engines find them.
Speed and images
Sizes, formats and lazy loading that make pages faster.
Pull requests
Small, focused changes on GitHub with a clear description.
Safe by design
Works on a branch, runs your checks, never pushes to main.
The questions we're building around.
Small and reviewable
One issue per pull request, so reviews take minutes.
Nothing merges without you
You stay in control of your codebase.
Every change explained
What it changes, why, and how to check it.
Add title and description to /pricing
The pricing page has no meta description and a duplicate title (“Home”). This sets a unique title and a 150-character description based on the page content. No visual changes.
Illustrative draft and planned review flow for a sample business.Doing it yourself, hiring help, or Boplis.
| Task | Doing it yourself | Hiring help | Planned Boplis workflow |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finding issues | Audit tools and spreadsheets | An SEO audit | Continuous scan |
| Fixing them | If you can code | Developer hours | Pull requests ready |
| Review | Yourself | Back and forth | Explained, one fix at a time |
| Cost | Your time | Hourly rates | Part of your workspace |
Agents that pair well with Coding.
These planned specialists are designed to share one brief, so work across channels can stay consistent.
Coding agent: common questions.
Does it need access to my code?
To open pull requests it needs access to the repository you choose through GitHub. Scanning your live site doesn't.
Can it break my site?
It works on a separate branch and never merges itself. Your tests run and you decide.
Which frameworks does it support?
Common setups such as Next.js, Astro, Gatsby, Hugo and plain HTML. For hosted builders like Webflow or Wix, it gives you step-by-step fixes instead.
What kind of fixes?
Metadata, structured data, internal links, image optimisation, redirects and similar small, high-value changes.
Does it change my design?
No. Fixes are invisible to visitors unless you ask for content changes.
Do I need GitHub?
For pull requests, yes. Without it you still get the audit and instructions.
See the workspace for yourself.
Explore the sample brief and drafts, or follow the demo walkthrough.
Open with or without a website. The address only labels the sample workspace; it isn't analyzed.
- Free to explore
- No signup needed
- Sample workspace