Original Summary

We had the usual enterprise setup: a marketing team that wanted more organic and AI search visibility, and an eng team that treated every content or SEO request as a ticket that got deprioritized every sprint. Nothing moved because nobody owned it end to end, and nobody wanted to hand out repo access to a growth hire who'd never shipped code. We already had Claude Code and Codex running in our dev workflow for other things, so the fix ended up being obvious in hindsight: point that same agent at growth work. Fixing technical SEO issues, writing content, opening it all as a pull request like any other change, so an engineer or whoever owns the repo just reviews and merges like normal. Nothing auto-posts. Nothing merges without someone on our side approving it. That's what we built and it's called Shipfound (shipfound(dot)co), it's ours. It also handles getting pages indexed and listed and tracks whether the changes actually did anything, so you're not guessing. It only makes sense if you're already on Claude Code or Codex and your site is on Next.js, Nuxt.js, WordPress or Webflow, and someone on your team can actually merge a PR. If that's not your stack or workflow, this isn't going to be useful to you. Curious if other teams here have tried routing growth work through the same agent tooling they use for dev, or if everyone's still keeping those two workflows separate.   submitted by   /u/karamanbk [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/8 17:02:17