Writer AgentContent
Turn search opportunities into article drafts.
Your own Claude reads your Search Console data, picks a query where you are not yet on the first page and writes a long-form article in your brand voice. You review it and decide what to do next.
Free to start · No credit card required. Article drafts need Search Console connected. See how it works
Google Search Console
The problem
Good content starts with the right topic.
Kanso starts from the searches your site already appears for.
Unclear topics
Deciding what to write about often comes down to guesswork.
Slow drafting
A complete, search-focused article takes hours to write.
Disconnected from search data
Content plans rarely start from the queries your site already appears for.
The difference
Without Kanso, and with it
- Guessing at topics
- Starting from a blank page
- Drafts scattered across tools
- No link to search data
- Topics from your Search Console data
- Articles written by your own Claude
- Drafts waiting in your feed
- Publishing stays with you
How it works
From a search signal to a draft you can review.
Capabilities
What the Writer Agent covers
Driven by Search Console
Your own Claude starts from the queries your site already appears for and picks one where you are not yet on the first page. You connect Search Console through Google's own sign-in, read-only, and choose the property.
Long-form writing
Your own Claude writes one complete article, aimed at about 1,400 to 2,000 words, as Markdown with a title, headings and a real FAQ, and saves it in Kanso.
Your voice and your product
Written from your Kanso brain and your Articles strategy: your voice, your product, your real facts, and no invented statistics or customers.
An Articles strategy
One short Articles strategy, written once by Kanso and then kept up to date by your own Claude. You can read it, and rewrite it once a day.
Built for search
The playbook puts the target keyword in the title, the first paragraph and a few subheadings, answers the search in the first two sentences and ends with a real FAQ.
A draft feed
Each draft waits in your Agents Feed with its word count and target keyword.
A readable review
Open the draft rendered, with a clickable table of contents, or copy it as Markdown or download a .md file.
Publish through your Claude
With GitHub connected, your Claude builds the page in your site's own design and your developer reviews the pull request. Nothing is merged for you.
Part of Kanso, not a separate tool
The Writer Agent works alongside Kanso's other specialists, using shared business information. See the pricing page for which plans include it.
Your own Claude, through the Kanso connector, picks a search query where your site is not yet on the first page, using your Search Console data and what Kanso knows about your business, and writes a long-form article for it in your brand voice. The article is saved for you to review in Kanso. What you do with it next is up to you.
Your Claude reads your Search Console queries and your Articles strategy (the readers and their searches, topics worth writing), looks for searches with many impressions where your site is not on the first page, and picks the one that fits your business best. You can also tell it what to write about. Kanso does not choose for it and does not keep a record of past topics, so your Claude checks what is already published.
Only when you ask. You press "Open Claude and generate an article" and your own Claude writes one. Nothing is written on a schedule, and Kanso's own AI is not used to write articles.
The first time, Kanso writes one short Articles strategy for your business: who your readers are and what they search, how an article is built, topics worth writing. After that your own Claude reads it before each article and keeps it up to date, so later articles cost Kanso nothing.
No. An article is saved as a draft and nothing is published until you decide. You can copy it as Markdown or download a .md file and publish it yourself. If you connect GitHub, "Publish through my Claude" has your Claude build the page in your site's own design, and your developer reviews and merges the pull request. Kanso has no integration with WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Wix or any other CMS, and does not measure how an article performs.
The playbook asks for a guide of about 1,400 to 2,000 words with headings and a real FAQ, and Kanso checks the structure when the article is saved. Kanso does not generate images. Internal links are only added to pages that exist on your site, and any statistic needs a source.
Start
Find your next content opportunity.
Your Claude writes the article from your search data. You decide what to publish.
Free to start. See pricing