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Map the topic before you write, using data you already own

What to write next, and why · Runs in Claude Code

What it does

Start from the queries your site already gets impressions for, rather than from a blank keyword tool — then widen out to seed research when your own data runs out. The system extracts the phrases that keep repeating, weights them by real impressions, classifies the intent behind each one, and maps the topic into a plan: what to write, in what order, and which pages each piece should link to.

What running it looks like
$ /ngram-analyzer --site yoursite.com --source gsc
84 phrases, weighted by impressions
$ /topical-map --topic "technical seo"
1 pillar · 14 supporting articles · link plan

§ Scope

7 Skills involved
2 Specialist agents
4 Data sources read

§ Limits

What this does not do

Stated plainly, so you do not find out later

Search volume comes from DataForSEO, which is a third-party estimate — the same class of number every keyword tool sells, and no more accurate here than there. The exact numbers are the ones from your own property: impressions, clicks and position.

§ Skills
7 of them

§ Agents
2 on it

§ Sources

What keyword & topic research actually reads

Search

Google Search Console

Queries, impressions, positions and index coverage, per property.

SERP data

DataForSEO

Keyword volumes, competitor rankings and SERP features.

SERP data

Serper

Live SERP lookups when a check has to be current rather than cached.

Crawl

Firecrawl

Full-site crawls and page extraction, including rendered content.

§ Elsewhere