Website Monitoring Agent.

AI Agent Engineer / Product Builder
Website Change Monitoring Agents for Audits.com

## Location

Remote, flexible
UK or similar time zone preferred

## Engagement type

Contract, freelance, part-time or fractional to start
Potential to become an ongoing product development role

## About Audits.com

Audits.com is a specialist SEO, AI search and technical consultancy working with brands, investors, founders, CMOs, CTOs and in-house teams that need commercially focused organic growth advice.

We do not produce generic SEO task lists. Our work focuses on identifying the changes that materially affect organic performance, technical visibility, search revenue, migration risk, content quality and long-term website growth.

We are now building a more automated monitoring layer for client websites, using AI agents to detect, interpret and report meaningful website changes before they become commercial, SEO or technical issues.

## The opportunity

We are looking for someone to help us design, build and improve one or more AI agents that monitor client websites for specific changes.

The agent or agent system will track selected areas of each client website, identify meaningful changes, capture before and after snapshots, and generate twice-daily reports for the Audits.com team.

Each client should have configurable monitoring settings, including an on/off toggle for specific selectors, page groups, files, templates or monitored elements. The product should be easy for us to adjust over time with minimal developer support.

We currently work mainly with Claude and GitHub, so we are looking for someone comfortable building in that workflow and creating a system that can be iterated with AI-assisted development.

## What we want to build

The initial product should monitor client websites for changes across:

### 1. Website pages

The agent should detect changes to selected pages, including:

* Page title changes
* Meta description changes
* H1 and heading changes
* Main body content changes
* Internal link changes
* Navigation changes
* Footer changes
* Template-level changes
* Canonical tag changes
* Robots meta tag changes
* Structured data changes
* Open Graph and social metadata changes
* Major layout or DOM changes
* Status code changes
* Redirect changes
* Indexability changes

### 2. Client content activity

The agent should monitor content activity, including:

* New pages published
* Pages removed
* Existing pages substantially rewritten
* Blog, guide, category, product or service page updates
* Content expansion or content reduction
* Changes to author, date, schema or publication metadata
* Changes that could affect SEO, AI search visibility or conversion performance

### 3. Core website files

The agent should monitor key files such as:

* robots.txt
* sitemap.xml and sitemap index files
* llms.txt, where present
* security.txt, where relevant
* ads.txt, where relevant
* humans.txt, where relevant
* Important JavaScript and CSS files, where changes may affect rendering or SEO
* Key template files or rendered components, where detectable

### 4. Before and after snapshots

For each meaningful change, the system should provide:

* The previous version
* The new version
* A clear diff
* Timestamp of detection
* Page or file affected
* Client affected
* Severity or importance level
* Screenshot or rendered snapshot where useful
* Short AI-generated explanation of why the change may matter
* Suggested next action for the Audits.com team

### 5. Twice-daily reporting

The agent should generate two reports per day summarising:

* All client website changes detected
* High-risk technical changes
* High-risk SEO changes
* Content updates
* New or removed URLs
* Core file changes
* Items requiring human review
* Items that can be safely ignored
* Client-by-client summaries
* Priority actions for the Audits.com team

Reports should be clear, concise and useful for SEO consultants, not just raw crawl logs.