The Agent Fixer Squad
The AI agents that do the work — and ask before they touch anything.
This Is GEO doesn't hand you a technical report and wish you luck. A set of AI agents handles the parts you'd otherwise have to learn: one checks whether AI can read your site, one makes your business easy to identify, one drafts the answers customers are searching for, one verifies the work actually landed. Each has one job, each shows you what it found, and none of them change anything without your say-so.

You stay in control
What they'll do, and what they'll never do.
They handle the safe work.
Missing page descriptions, product copy, alt text, structured business facts — the small, low-risk things that quietly cost you visibility. On a connected site, an agent prepares the change, shows you exactly what it would do, and waits.
You approve every change.
Nothing goes live because an agent suggested it. You see the before and after first, every time.
They stop at your homepage.
Your homepage copy, your navigation, your layout — anything where one mistake shows up on every page at once — stays with you. You'll get the fix written out and three ways to make it happen: send it to your website person, have one of our specialists do it, or do it yourself with Skills Lab walking you through it.
That's a deliberate line. A broken layout costs more than a missed mention.
And anything can be undone. The undo path depends on the fix: an unpublished draft can be discarded; any supported live change keeps the exact original content and requires a separate rollback approval before it is restored.
Your AI-search team
Six agents. Six jobs. One workflow.
The names make it easy to tell who's doing what. Each one has a defined job, works only from evidence it can show you, and hands off to the next when its part is done.

Your guideGeo
Explains what we found and what to do about it, in plain language. If you only talk to one agent, it's this one.

Access and discoveryScout
Checks whether AI crawlers can reach, follow, and understand the important parts of your website. If something's blocking them, nothing else matters until it's fixed.

Business identityLink
Makes sure AI systems can tell exactly who you are — your name, services, locations, and how they connect — so you're not confused with someone else or skipped entirely.

Useful answersQuill
Finds the questions your customers ask that your site doesn't answer, and drafts the answers — using only facts you've confirmed. Never invents a claim about your business.

Evidence and verificationProof
Checks the evidence behind every finding and confirms that finished work actually landed. Reports what changed without claiming credit for results it can't prove.

Competitive visibilityEcho
Shows who's being recommended instead of you, which sources AI is drawing on, and which questions are worth going after next.
For stores and product businesses
Merch and Stock make your products make sense to AI.
A clever product description isn't enough. AI systems need to know what a thing is made of, who it's for, and what it fits — the facts that turn "best boots for wide feet" into your product. Merch and Stock work only on product content: your prices, inventory, orders, customers, checkout, themes, and settings are never touched.
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Product storiesMerch
Writes product descriptions and product FAQs that are actually useful — without inventing features or claims you didn't make.
Product factsStock
Finds what's missing: materials, ingredients, fit, care, compatibility, identifiers — the details AI needs before it will recommend a product with confidence.
Inside Skills Lab
Six guides for when you'd rather do it yourself.
These are the ones who teach instead of doing. If you want to make changes with Codex, Claude, ChatGPT, or another AI assistant, they walk you through it — safely, without treating every website job like a developer project.
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Patch
Backups, staging, rollback, and the calm path when something breaks.

Key
Safe permissions and connections, so you never hand over your main password.

Cue
Turns a job into a clear prompt, built from your facts and your limits.

Tinker
Step-by-step changes, with a preview before anything goes live.

Check
Confirms it worked: desktop, mobile, links, layout.

Beacon
The stop sign. Tells you when a job really does belong to a developer or a specialist.
See it happen
Watch a fix from start to finish.
Two minutes, no signup. You'll see an agent find a problem, explain it in plain language, show exactly what it proposes to change, wait for approval, make the change, and verify it worked.
Start with the evidence
Find out what the squad would fix on your site.
Free scan. Two minutes. Read-only — no passwords, no changes.