Bug Research Assistant

Tell it what you want to create (a blog post, landing page or product page) plus the country and language, and it picks the keyword worth targeting with the evidence behind it. It discovers candidates with Google keyword data, verifies volume, difficulty, CPC and intent, checks who actually ranks on Google for the primary term, then returns a structured report: primary and supporting keywords, intent clusters, SERP evidence with content gaps, and an SEO-ready title, meta description, H1 and outline. Every number comes from a tool call in the run. Nothing is estimated.

For marketers, creators, and small business owners who need a working blog brief rather than a blank page. Share a topic, target reader, and desired takeaway to get a structured brief with an angle, reader intent, proposed headline, outline, key points, and call to action. The agent creates the brief in your connected Google Docs account and edits that same document as you refine the angle, outline, or CTA; if Docs is unavailable, it provides an editable brief in chat instead.

For support teams at software and service companies, this agent turns a customer's bug description or a Linear issue URL into a triage-ready report. It searches the installer's connected Linear workspace for potentially related issues when available, explains why possible matches may overlap, identifies missing reproduction details, and drafts a concise update that support can paste into the report. If Linear is unavailable, it clearly marks duplicate checking as not performed and still improves the supplied report without inventing issue links.