Fix with AI
One-click fixes for SEO audit issues and AI readiness recommendations — automatically generate rules, meta tags, and structured data without manual configuration.
Fix with AI turns SEO audit issues and AI readiness recommendations into one-click fixes. Instead of manually creating rules or generating meta tags, the fix engine analyzes each issue, generates the correct configuration, and applies it — either as an edge rule or an AI meta override.
How It Works
When SerpWise identifies an SEO issue or AI readiness gap, it maps the issue to a fix strategy from its built-in registry. Clicking Fix with AI on any fixable issue triggers this flow:
Issue identified — The SEO Audit or AI Visibility tab flags a missing or suboptimal element (e.g., missing OG tags, no canonical URL, thin meta description).
Fix preview — A panel shows what the fix will do: the rule it will create, the conditions it will match, and the actions it will apply. You can choose page-level or site-wide scope.
Apply — One click creates the rule or triggers AI meta generation. The gateway begins serving the fix immediately after cache invalidation.
No manual rule building, no JSON editing, no engineering tickets.
Fix Types
The fix engine supports three types of fixes, chosen automatically based on the issue:
Rule-Based Fixes
For structural SEO elements that follow deterministic patterns. The engine generates a complete rule with conditions, actions, and scope — ready to apply.
| Issue | Fix Applied |
|---|---|
| Missing OG tags (title, description, URL, type, site name) | set_meta_tag actions using dynamic variables like {page_title} |
| Missing Twitter Card tags | set_meta_tag actions for twitter:card, twitter:title, twitter:description |
| Missing canonical URL | set_canonical action using {full_url} |
| Missing viewport meta tag | set_meta_tag for viewport |
| Missing charset declaration | inject_html at head_start |
| No structured data | inject_json_ld with Organization schema |
| Noindex directive blocking indexing | set_meta_robots to index, follow |
Rule-based fixes use domain variables where possible (e.g., {page_title}, {full_url}), so a single site-wide rule works correctly across all pages.
AI Meta Fixes
For meta titles and descriptions that need to be unique per page. Instead of a static rule, Fix with AI triggers AI Meta Generation for the specific URL:
| Issue | Fix Applied |
|---|---|
| Missing meta title | AI generates an optimized title for this page |
| Meta title too short or too long | AI generates a title within best-practice length |
| Missing meta description | AI generates an optimized description for this page |
| Meta description too short or too long | AI generates a description within best-practice length |
AI meta fixes cost 2 credits per URL (same as standard AI Meta Generation).
Manual Fixes
Some issues can only be resolved by changes on your origin server. These are flagged with guidance but cannot be auto-applied:
- Heading structure (H1 count, heading hierarchy)
- Content length and quality
- Image alt text and lazy loading
- Internal linking
- Structured data validation errors
Page-Level vs. Site-Wide Scope
When applying a rule-based fix, you choose the scope:
| Scope | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Page | Rule condition targets the specific URL path (e.g., /blog/my-post) |
| Site-wide | Rule condition matches all pages (url.path starts_with /) |
For most structural fixes (OG tags, canonical, viewport), site-wide is recommended — it fixes every page at once. For page-specific issues (like removing a noindex directive on one page), use page scope.
Triggering Fixes
Fix with AI buttons appear in two places:
From the SEO Audit Tab
On any URL Detail page, the SEO Audit tab shows issues grouped by category. Issues with available fixes display a Fix with AI button next to the issue description. Click it to open the fix preview panel.
From the AI Visibility Tab
The AI Visibility tab shows AI readiness recommendations. Recommendations that map to fixable issues (e.g., "Add Open Graph tags", "Add structured data") include a Fix with AI button. This works even if no SEO audit has been run — the fix engine uses its built-in registry to generate the correct rule.
Batch Fixes
The Site-Wide SEO Dashboard offers batch fix capabilities. Instead of fixing issues page by page, you can:
- View aggregated issues across all crawled pages
- See how many pages each fix would affect
- Apply fixes in bulk — a single rule creation can resolve the same issue across your entire site
What Happens After Applying
When you apply a fix:
- A new rule is created (for rule-based fixes) or an AI meta generation job is enqueued (for AI meta fixes)
- The gateway cache is automatically invalidated
- The fix takes effect on the next request through the gateway
- Re-run the SEO Audit to verify the issue is resolved (re-audits are free)
Fixes are non-destructive
Every fix creates a new rule or meta override — nothing on your origin server is modified. You can disable or delete any rule at any time to revert the change instantly.