The Lyra blog
Notes on writing that ranks.
SEO, answer-engine optimization, and the mechanics of a blog that compounds, written by the team building the autonomous writer behind this site.
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An AI blog writer for developers, built on your repo
An AI blog writer for developers that lives in your GitHub repo: it writes in your codebase's voice, fact-checks claims, and opens a pull request you review.
Surfer SEO alternative: does Lyra write the post?
A Surfer SEO alternative, compared honestly. Surfer scores a draft you write; Lyra writes the whole post, verifies every claim, and opens a pull request.
Byword alternative: the AI writer that fact-checks itself
A Byword alternative built on verification. Lyra writes in your blog's existing voice, confirms every claim and link, and opens a pull request you merge.
Jasper alternative for SEO: write, verify, ship as a PR
A Jasper alternative built for SEO blogs. Lyra researches winnable topics, writes in your voice, fact-checks every claim, and opens a pull request in your repo.
How AI content fact-checking actually works
AI content fact-checking, explained. How to catch hallucinated stats and dead links before they ship, and how Lyra verifies every claim and link automatically.
Programmatic SEO for SaaS: a practical guide
Programmatic SEO for SaaS, done without spam. How to template pages that target long-tail queries, keep them useful, and avoid thin-content penalties.
Internal linking automation: the cheapest SEO win
Internal linking automation, done right. Why internal links are the most underused ranking lever, and how to automate them without creating spam.
llms.txt: what it is and how to add one
An llms.txt guide for busy teams. What the llms.txt file is, whether it helps AI crawlers, and how to write and host one for your site in a few minutes.
Keyword cannibalization: how to find and fix it
Keyword cannibalization, fixed. How two pages targeting one keyword hurt rankings, how to spot it in Search Console, and how to consolidate or differentiate.