I write one seed post the seo agent pulls the search terms writes the article and publishes it thats it

Almost. Here's the actual flow. You write one seed post. A paragraph, a rough idea, whatever you'd normally post about your business. The SEO agent takes it from there. 1. **Pulls related search terms.** It looks at what people are actually searching for around your topic, not just the words you typed. 2. **Drafts a full article.** It builds a structured post around those terms, not your original sentence stretched thin. 3. **Applies your settings.** Depending on how you've set up the agent, it either publishes straight to your site or holds the draft for your approval. 4. **Publishes.** Once it's approved, or the approval step is skipped if you've turned that off, it goes live. That's the loop. You're not writing 1,500-word articles. You're not doing keyword research either. You supply the seed and the direction. The agent handles the research and the writing. Worth knowing: like every Prigmar agent, this one runs on the channels you've connected and the approval mode you've chosen. Want eyes on every article before it's public? Set it to review mode. Trust the output after a few rounds? Switch to auto-publish. You can change that setting anytime. It's never locked in. One seed in. One published article out. The keyword research and the writing happen in between.

Not quite. There's a review step in between, and you control it. Here's the actual flow: 1. **You write the seed post.** One article, post, or update. Whatever you'd normally publish. 2. **The SEO agent pulls related search terms** for that topic, based on what people are actually searching for. 3. **It drafts the article** around those terms, structured to rank, not stuffed with keywords. 4. **You approve or auto-publish.** Prigmar works both ways: review each piece before it goes live, or let it auto-publish once you trust the agent to run without you. So here's the honest version: you seed the topic, Prigmar does the research and writing, and you decide how much oversight you want on the way out. Auto-publish exists for owners who want to set it and check in weekly. Manual approval exists for anyone who wants eyes on every piece first. Either way, the agent connects to your site through the channels you link when you set it up. It's not generating content in a vacuum and guessing where to put it. It publishes where you tell it to. If you're just testing the SEO agent, start with approval mode. Switch to auto-publish once you've seen a few rounds of output and trust the pattern.

Not quite. There's a review step in between, and you control it. Here's the actual flow: 1. **You write the seed post.** One article, post, or update. Whatever you'd normally publish. 2. **The SEO agent pulls the terms people are already searching for** on that topic. 3. **It drafts the article** around those terms, built to rank, not stuffed with keywords. 4. **You approve it or let it auto-publish.** Your call, channel by channel. Plain version: you seed the topic, Prigmar handles the research and the writing, and you decide how much oversight you want on the way out. Auto-publish is for owners who set it once and check in weekly. Manual approval is for anyone who wants eyes on every piece before it goes live. Either way, the agent only publishes through the channels you connected when you set it up, in one sitting. It's not guessing where to post. It posts where you told it to. If you're just testing the SEO agent, start in approval mode. Switch to auto-publish once you've seen a few rounds of output and trust the pattern.

Not quite. There's a review step in between, and you control it. Here's the actual flow: 1. **You write the seed post.** One article, post, or update. Whatever you'd normally publish. 2. **The SEO agent pulls the terms people are already searching for** on that topic. 3. **It drafts the article** around those terms, made to rank, not stuffed with keywords. 4. **You approve it or let it auto-publish.** Your call, channel by channel. Plain version: you seed the topic, Prigmar handles the research and the writing, and you decide how much oversight you want on the way out. Auto-publish is for owners who set it once and check in weekly. Manual approval is for anyone who wants eyes on every piece before it goes live. Either way, the agent only publishes through the channels you connected when you set it up, in one sitting. It's not guessing where to post. It posts where you told it to. If you're just testing the SEO agent, run it in approval mode. Switch to auto-publish once you've seen a few rounds of output and trust the pattern.

Not quite. There's a review step in between, and you control it. Here's the actual flow: 1. **You write the seed post.** One article, post, or update. Whatever you'd normally publish. 2. **The SEO agent pulls the terms people are already searching for** on that topic. 3. **It drafts the article** around those terms, made to rank, not stuffed with keywords. 4. **You approve it or let it send them.** Your call, channel by channel. Plain version: you seed the topic, Prigmar handles the research and the writing, and you decide how much oversight you want on the way out. Send them is for owners who set it once and check in weekly. Manual approval is for anyone who wants eyes on every piece before it goes live. Either way, the agent only publishes through the channels you connected when you set it up, in one sitting. It's not guessing where to post. It posts where you told it to. If you're just testing the SEO agent, run it in approval mode. Switch to send them once you've seen a few rounds of output and trust the pattern.