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Your agent reads the findings over MCP

Your agent can change anything. It just doesn’t know what.

Cogbird reads your Google Search Console data, finds the two or three changes actually worth making out of hundreds, and measures each one against your own pages 28 days later.

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Cogbird asks for read-only access to your Google Search Console data. It is used to produce your findings and to measure them, and nothing is ever written back to your site.

Every other SEO tool ends at the recommendation. Cogbird comes back with a verdict.

The engine that decides what your agent should do to your site — and measures whether it worked.

It decides what is worth changing

Twenty-two detectors over your Search Console and Bing data produced 266 findings on the first site it watched. Three were surfaced. The other 263 were refused, and each refusal carries its reason.

It measures whether it worked

Twenty-eight days after a change ships, that page is compared against a frozen group of your own untouched pages — so a result is yours rather than the whole site moving. Confidence comes from your site’s history, not an industry average.

One set of facts, two audiences

Cogbird sits between you and the agent doing the work, and gives both the same ground truth. You get a handful of decisions with the reasoning shown, and a ledger of what has actually worked. Your agent gets the same findings over twenty-one MCP tools, ranked and evidenced, with a callback to report what it shipped.

Four weeks later the verdict finds that agent again, even though the session it was working in ended long ago. Neither of you is guessing at what the other did.

Sometimes the click problem is not your site

On the first property it watched, non-branded impressions converted to clicks at 0.10% while branded converted at 11.6%. The same pages, across a matched rank band, converted sixteen times better on Bing. Position was never the constraint. Google’s result page was.

Non-branded clicks on Google
0.10%
The same pages on Bing
1.43%
Gap across a matched rank band
16×

A tool that only reported rankings would have spent that quarter moving pages from position 8 to position 4, for nothing. This one declined to recommend it, eighty-two times over, because the site’s own click curve would not support the number.

Search work has never had a control group.

Every change measured here is differenced against 36 of your own untouched pages, selected before the work starts and frozen while it runs.

What it will not do

  • Write to your site, or publish anything on your behalf.
  • Cite a number the evidence does not contain. Generated explanations are checked against the underlying data and thrown away if they fail.
  • Claim high confidence in a recommendation it has never measured on your site. Until something ships and is verified, confidence is capped at 75%.
  • Report a finding it could not measure as though it had. It says it skipped, and why.

Know what to change. Know if it worked.

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$99 per site each month. Thirty-day trial, unlimited seats.