About
The person
SEO Agent is built by Inaamul Haq Mansoor, founder and CEO of Gapifi.com. He has spent twenty-one years in SEO, automation and digital marketing, and is one of the top names in the field — named among the Top 100 IT Professionals by the Government of Pakistan.
Two decades of doing link building by hand is where this product comes from. He knows which DA 60 profile page still gives a followed link, which forum strips links from new members, which shortener sits behind a captcha and which directory approves in a day — because he has built links on them. He also knows exactly where the time goes: not on judgement, but on the account, the field, the placement and the check, fifty times over. SEO Agent is that knowledge turned into something that runs.
The automation background shows in the discipline. A system that works unattended has to know the difference between “the value is zero” and “the value is missing” and act on each correctly. So a link that could not be verified is reported as unverified, never counted. A site that answers nothing to this connection is unknown, not dead. A backlink index that shows nothing for a link placed yesterday is a lag, not a failure — and the product says so, in words, rather than leaving you to wonder.
He is on GitHub as m4mansoor, where SEO Agent is developed in the open.
Why this exists
Link building has been the same job for fifteen years, and most of the job is not judgement. It is finding the field, creating the account, placing the link, and checking it went live — repeated fifty times. Agencies charge $150 to $400 a link for that and never show you the method. Bought lists are full of ghosts: sites that still score DA 90 on a decade of old links and shut down years ago, because nobody fetched the URL.
SEO Agent started as a personal project to automate that repetition properly: not to replace the judgement, but to remove everything around it. The library of 1,141 sites, each with its parsed method, is the product of that work. Every site is fetched monthly, and the ones that fail are hidden from search and planning rather than sold. Every method is checked against its live page, and the checker is worded to say “nothing looks wrong” rather than “verified”, because only a real build proves a method works.
The rules it keeps
These are not marketing lines; they are constraints in the code, most of them with a test that fails if they are broken.
- It never claims a link is live until it has opened the public page and found the hyperlink, the anchor and the follow status.
- It reports what it built from its own record, never from a third-party index that will not show a new link for weeks.
- It advises with reasons, then does what you say. Ask for more links than your profile can carry and it tells you once, plainly, and builds what you asked. It is your site.
- It stops at gates. A captcha, an email code or a social login is something it will not fake its way through. It says what the site wants and offers the choices.
- It does not present convention as law. The pacing and anchor guidance it gives are well-reasoned defaults with the reasoning visible. Google has never confirmed a velocity penalty, and the product does not pretend otherwise.
- It speaks plainly. No slugs, ids or file paths in what a person reads. “A followed link”, not “dofollow”, until you use the jargon first.
How it is built
An open-source MCP server in Python, so it runs inside whatever assistant you already use — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Claude Desktop — rather than being one more dashboard. The library, the planner, the browser executor and the verifier are the same code whether you install the free package or subscribe. Twenty-five sites ship free with no account, and the free plan builds ten links on them, one of which may be on a DA 90+ site. The full library, the advisor, building on account-based sites, Facebook albums and GitHub Pages links are the subscription.
The repository is public. If a site changes its method, open an issue: a report is how the method gets corrected for everyone.
Get in touch
The fastest way is GitHub. For everything else, Gapifi.com.