Parsed: An SEO Tool That Writes to Your Codebase
The report that ends in a report ends nothing.
every SEO audit tool:
[scan] → [report]
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"you're missing JSON-LD
on your product pages"
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you close the tab
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you forget
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same scan next month
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same report
The information was not the constraint. The execution was the constraint.
The tool addressed neither.
The sage does not describe the empty water jar. The sage fills it.
Parsed:
[scan] → [finds missing JSON-LD]
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[writes the component]
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[writes it to the codebase]
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[next deploy: live]
No copy-paste. No task in the backlog. No “I’ll get to this eventually.”
The work happened.
three agents, three verbs:
schema agent ──→ writes JSON-LD to your project
publish agent ──→ writes .md files to your content folder
index agent ──→ submits URLs to IndexNow immediately
Each agent finishes the work. Not the description of the work.
AI search engines cite based on content clarity and schema richness. Not on domain authority alone. Not on backlinks alone.
When someone asks Perplexity about your product, the answer comes from your structured data, your content depth, your topical consistency.
Parsed writes the structured data. Parsed generates the content. Parsed pings the index.
The path to SaaS is a GitHub integration: create branch, write files, open PR. You review. You approve. You merge.
The work was autonomous. The decision was yours.
That architecture is correct. It has not been built yet. The local version exists. The local version works.
That is enough to keep building.
— Ilao Dzindin