#AISChallenge - Day 7
Built my Executive Assistant for SEO automation!
I used this challenge to build something I actually needed: an EA in Claude Code that handles the most repetitive part of my team's workflow — keyword research and semantic clustering.
What I built:
  • Context files with my role, team structure, current priorities, and business goals
  • A full SEO pipeline skill that chains 4 steps end-to-end: seed words → keyword combinations → Yandex Wordstat volumes → page clusters
  • Each step is a separate skill I can also run standalone
How it works: I type /seo-pipeline [keyword] and the assistant scrapes Yandex + Google SERP, extracts seed keywords, generates combinations, checks search volumes, and outputs a structured cluster map — ready to hand to the SEO team.
APIs connected:
  • SerpAPI — scrapes Yandex + Google SERP results
  • Firecrawl — extracts content from competitor pages
  • Yandex API — pulls real search volume data from Wordstat
  • Google Sheets API — exports results for the team
The part that surprised me: Building the skill the first time manually forced me to document every decision. When I asked Claude Code to "turn this into a skill," it already had all the context it needed. The quality of the output was noticeably higher because the EA knows our niche, our market, and our team setup.
What's next: Connect MCP servers for real-time data and automate the morning SEO check-in.
This thing is genuinely useful on day one. That's the bar I was aiming for.
Big thank you to Nate Herk for this course — it gave me a real framework, not just a demo.🌻
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Olga Nikolskaya
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