LovableSEO is now part of SEOAgent

How it works with a Lovable repo

1. 1. Sync your Lovable project to GitHub

   Lovable's GitHub integration keeps your project in a repo you own. That repo is where every SEO change lands.

2. 2. Paste the setup prompt into your coding agent

   Start at seoagent.com and paste SEOAgent's one setup prompt into Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, opened in that repo.

3. 3. Review each change

   SEOAgent audits the site and plans the work: keywords, articles, metadata and schema. Your agent makes each change in the repo for you to review.

Read the Lovable SEO guide, the checklist and the blog.

Questions

Do you still publish articles to my blog?

No. LovableSEO's automatic publisher was retired on 2026-10-13. Posts already on your blog stay online; SEOAgent now plans articles and your coding agent writes them into your repo.

How does SEOAgent work with a Lovable site?

Sync your Lovable project to GitHub, then paste SEOAgent's setup prompt into Claude Code, Cursor or Codex in that repo. SEOAgent audits the site and plans the work; your agent makes each change for you to review.

I already have a LovableSEO account. What happens to it?

Log in at app.lovableseo.ai as before; your sites are in the SEOAgent command center.

Can Lovable websites rank on Google?

Yes. Lovable's TanStack stack ships server-rendered pages by default, so Google sees your content on the first request. SEOAgent adds the strategy layer: keyword research, a content plan and Search Console reviews, with your coding agent writing each page into the repo.

Do I still need to prerender my Lovable site?

No. Prerender proxies (Prerender.io, LovableHTML, etc.) existed because old Lovable shipped client-rendered pages. The new TanStack-based Lovable is server-rendered by default, so Googlebot sees your real HTML on the first request.