SEO and GEO

Supported work shapes

Orbitr can collect evidence and propose bounded work such as:

• titles, descriptions, headings, and page copy
• internal linking and supported structured data
• technical findings from audits
• content improvements grounded in site context
• search performance opportunities from a linked Search Console property
• GEO and citation recommendations supported by collected evidence

Execution is a separate capability check. It requires a supported task recipe, a connected publishing surface, the necessary provider permissions, a safe snapshot or operation identity, and a public verification path.

Platform adaptation

Orbitr discovers the editable surface from the connected CMS, repository, framework structure, and public output. It does not assume every site is a single index.html file.

Grounding and quality gates

The proposed change is checked against the page, site context, task scope, and publishing constraints. Unsupported or ambiguous mutations fail closed instead of falling back to a guessed site-specific edit.

Measurement

Public verification can happen immediately after publishing. Search and citation impact needs a later observation window and correctly linked provider evidence. A ranking change is not attributed to a task without a matching site, task, and observation identity.

Scheduled long-window learning and impact jobs are currently withheld while their locking, budget, privacy, and data-integrity controls are validated. Orbitr therefore does not promise continuous impact measurement. Missing measurements are reported as unavailable.