Page Optimizer
Reads one audited page and writes it a better title, description or schema in the style you ask for — then makes the one you choose that page’s own.
What it does
The audit tells you a title is too long or a description is missing. This agent writes the replacement — from the page itself. It reads the page’s own headings, its opening copy, the structured data it already carries and what it calls its neighbours, and writes from that. It never writes a title from a web address, and it never claims a fact that is not on the page: if a page cannot be read, it says so and suggests nothing.
Every suggestion stays inside the limits the audit checks — a title between 30 and 60 characters, a description between 70 and 160 — whatever style you choose, so it can never hand you a fix that the next crawl flags. Each one says why it exists: the finding it fixes, or that you asked for it.
Suggest and Apply
Two skills, two stages. Suggest reads the page and writes candidates for one field. Apply makes one of them that page’s own — QuQi now holds the right value for that field, and the panel shows it beside what your site serves today. Nothing changes on your site until you put the value there; the plan report below is how you do that.
You do not need a finding to ask. A page whose title is perfectly legal can still get a better one — pick the field and a style and press Suggest.
Styles
A style tells the writer what to lead with. Whatever you pick, the result stays inside the audit’s limits — Short means toward the low end of the allowed length, never below it.
Fix everything here
One button for the whole page. It writes a suggestion for every field the audit has an open finding on, and applies each one. Four rules keep it safe: it only touches fields with a finding; it never overwrites a field you have already applied a value to; it checks your allowance before it writes anything, so it cannot spend suggestions it cannot apply; and it asks you once, in a dialog, before it starts.
Getting it onto your site
Applying tells QuQi what the page should say; your site still has to be changed. The Export menu on the panel prints an optimization plan for the page — each field with what the site serves now beside what to put there, the style it was written in, the finding it fixes and where it was written from — as a PDF you can download or have sent to you on WhatsApp or Telegram. You can also ask for it in chat. Hand it to whoever runs your site, or do it yourself in the page’s settings.
Until the site changes, the audit keeps reporting the old value — correctly, because that is what your site still serves. The panel shows both: On your site now, and Applied.
Questions people ask
It said the page could not be read. Why?
The agent writes only from the page’s own copy, so it reads the page before it writes. If your server answered with an error, sent something that is not a web page, or did not answer in time, it tells you the reason and suggests nothing — a title invented from a web address would be worse than no title.
Why did it refuse with “nothing stayed inside the limits”?
Every candidate is checked against the audit’s own length limits, and anything outside them is thrown away rather than shown. It tries twice. If nothing survives, try another style — Short and Clear are the easiest to keep inside the band.
What does it cost?
Suggesting is free. Applying costs one page optimization per field, and your plan’s number for the month is on the Billing page. There is also a daily ceiling on how many suggestions one website can generate, generous enough that a person never meets it; if you do, it resets tomorrow.
Can it run on its own?
Not yet. Every run starts from a page you open, so there is no autopilot and no Run button on its card — the card offers an Open link to the audit instead.