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Laravel SEO automation
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Autonomous SEO for Laravel
Laravel gives you full control over your application. effectly.ai takes full control of your SEO. Via a scoped SSH keypair restricted to your project directory, effectly.ai reads your Blade templates, routes, and config — then writes metadata, schema markup, sitemap generation logic, and Blade component updates directly to your codebase. No Laravel package to install. No middleware to configure.
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How it works
01
Scoped SSH access
Add a dedicated public key to `authorized_keys` with `command=` restriction and a wrapper that only allows file operations inside your Laravel project path — no interactive shell, no sudo, no traversal outside the app root.
02
Laravel-aware audit
effectly.ai reads `routes/web.php`, route files, Blade layouts and components, `config/`, and optional `app/Console/Kernel.php` for scheduled jobs. It maps how metadata and schema are assembled today before proposing changes.
03
File-level writes
Updates land as patches to Blade templates, SEO config files, JSON-LD partials, and sitemap routes or controllers — same Git workflow you already use. Optional Artisan invocations (e.g. `route:cache`) only when your playbook allows.
What effectly.ai writes
| Element | Example |
|---|---|
| Blade templates | `@section('meta')`, `<x-seo>` / shared layout partials |
| Routes | `routes/web.php` route names, middleware, metadata hooks |
| config/seo.php | When using laravel-seo or similar — defaults, fallbacks, site URL |
| Sitemap | Controller + `spatie/laravel-sitemap` config, or custom generator class |
| JSON-LD | Blade components under `resources/views/components/seo/` |
| .env | Never written — read-only for `APP_URL` and environment awareness |
PR-style diff: resources/views/layouts/app.blade.php
Before
@section('meta')
<title>{{ config('app.name') }}</title>
@endsectionAfter
@section('meta')
<title>{{ $seoTitle ?? config('app.name') }}</title>
<meta name="description" content="{{ $seoDescription ?? '' }}" />
@include('components.seo.jsonld')
@endsectionComposer package vs. native file writes
Package-first SEO
- Another dependency to version, audit, and keep compatible with Laravel upgrades
- Middleware and service providers to wire — easy to misconfigure
- Limited visibility in code review when meta is hidden in vendor defaults
effectly.ai via SSH
- Writes to your Blade and config files — no new package required for core SEO output
- Every change is a normal file diff in Git
- Works with Spatie sitemap and other packages when you already use them — extends, does not rip out
Get notified when Laravel integration launches
We will email you once when SSH-backed Laravel SEO is available. No spam.
Technical details
Auth method
Scoped SSH keypair with `command=` restriction pointing at a hardened wrapper script. Same trust model as WordPress VPS — no raw shell.
Permission scope
Path-limited to your Laravel project directory (e.g. `/var/www/app/current`). No access to other users' homes, system packages, or `.env` writes.
What effectly.ai reads
Routes, Blade, `config/`, published package configs, `composer.json` for package detection, and static `public/` when relevant for robots/sitemap URLs.
What effectly.ai writes
Blade, PHP config, route files, SEO components, sitemap classes — never secrets. `.env` stays read-only.
Rollback
Git-based revert per change batch; optional file snapshots depending on your org policy — same rollback story as other SSH integrations.
FAQ
Will effectly.ai run Artisan commands on my server?
Only when you explicitly allow specific safe commands (for example `route:cache` or `view:cache` after template changes). There is no blanket Artisan shell — commands are allowlisted per integration policy.
How do you handle Blade components vs. inline meta?
effectly.ai prefers shared layouts and dedicated `<x-seo>`-style components so metadata stays DRY. If your app uses per-page `@section('meta')` only, it extends those sections first before introducing new components.
We use spatie/laravel-sitemap — is that compatible?
Yes. effectly.ai can update the sitemap definition class, route registration, and generation schedule to match your content model. It does not remove Spatie — it aligns URLs, priorities, and exclusions with your routes and content.
What about queue-based or generated content?
If SEO-relevant HTML is produced by jobs or listeners, effectly.ai flags the pipeline and can propose Blade or job changes — but it does not run arbitrary queue workers over SSH. Long-running processes stay in your infrastructure.
Does this work for multi-tenant Laravel apps?
Yes, when tenant resolution is expressed in routes, middleware, or config that lives in the repo. effectly.ai scopes recommendations per tenant context you define; it does not guess tenant IDs from production traffic.