See the keywords your rivals rank for, and you don’t
Your AI works inside the tools you already pay for, like SimilarWeb, and operates the Search Console you’re signed into, then tells you which terms are worth chasing.
Find where you can win in search, with real evidence
Use Actionbook to research the organic search opening for Manus in AI search. Read the live Google results for the head term, my brand terms, and the high-intent “alternative” and “vs” terms, pull traffic from my SimilarWeb seat, and read my own clicks and positions from the Search Console I’m signed into. Then give me opportunities.csv: every term with its intent, who ranks now, and the play, so I can hand it to a writer.
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3 Tool Calls · 1 MessageHere’s my plan:
- 1.Read the live Google results for “best ai agents”, “manus alternative”, and “manus vs chatgpt”.
- 2.See which type of page wins each term and who owns the top spots.
- 3.Pull traffic from my SimilarWeb seat to size each prize.
- 4.Read my own clicks and positions from the Search Console I’m signed into.
- 5.Weigh it up, then write opportunities.csv.
Starting now.
Read today’s results on Google
Pull competitor traffic from Similarweb
Read my own Search Console
Summarizing and exporting the fileHere’s the read. opportunities.csv is ready to download.
| Term | Intent | Who ranks now | The opening |
|---|---|---|---|
| best ai agentshead term | Browsing | Listicles (Gumloop, Lindy, Salesforce), Reddit on top | Listicle territory. Pitch to get listed, don’t build a page to outrank them. |
| manus alternativeyour brand | Comparing you | Rivals farming your name: Lindy, Vellum, MoClaw “cheaper Manus” | They rank for your own brand. Defend it with a comparison + pricing page. |
| manus vs chatgptcomparison | Deciding | Your own page is #1, but review sites and Dust’s “alternatives” sneak in | You hold the top. Add the “vs” pages you’re missing before rivals do. |
A real read of the SERP, from today’s results and your own data.
Not a model guessing from last year. The agent opens the pages in your browser and pulls your own numbers.
Can’t open Google. Guesses who ranks from old training data.
Reads today’s live results, who actually ranks right now.
Makes up search volumes and “top keywords”.
Pulls your real clicks and positions from your own Search Console.
No demand signal, no look at the pages that win.
Reads Google Trends and the ranking pages, live in your session.
Reach what the API can’t.
Your whole SEO workflow.
Research is the first job. Each one reads the live pages and the tools you already pay for, then does the click-work no API will.
Find the terms worth writing for
Use Actionbook to open the live Google results for [seed topic] and its “alternative”, “vs”, and “best” variants in my own browser. For each term, give me the intent, the type of page that ranks, who owns the top three today, and my own position from the Search Console I’m signed into. Output a table sorted by easiest win first.
See how a competitor earns its traffic
Use Actionbook to open [competitor]’s site and the live results it ranks for, in my own browser. Map the pages that pull their organic traffic, the term each one targets, and the gaps where they rank and I don’t. For their traffic, read it from the SimilarWeb seat I already pay for. Output one row per page: URL, the term, the intent, and whether I have an equivalent.
Submit a batch of new URLs for indexing
Use Actionbook to open Search Console in my own session and, for the URLs in [list], run URL Inspection and request indexing one at a time, at a human pace, pausing for me to confirm each. There’s no API for this, it’s click-only. Log every URL with its status and whether the request went through, so I keep a record.
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