Can it write the posts too?

That is a separate agent — a "draft post from brief" template. We intentionally keep planning and writing in different agents so you can review the calendar before spending runs on drafts.

Which competitors does it track?

Whatever you put in the prompt. Paste 5-10 competitor URLs or RSS feeds and the agent scans them each run. Change the list any time.

What about product-led content?

Edit the system prompt to lean the ideas toward bottom-of-funnel topics, integration pages, or feature comparisons. The agent adapts to the brief you give it.

Does it integrate with Ahrefs?

Yes — Ahrefs is in the curated integrations list. Search Console is the minimum; Ahrefs lets the agent add volume and difficulty estimates to each idea.

Use case · Content

Next month's content calendar, drafted before the month starts.

On the 25th of every month, an agent scans your best-performing posts, the search trends in your space, and gaps from last month — then drafts next month's calendar. You edit, not invent.

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The short version

An agent reads your top-performing posts, trends, and competitor feeds on the 25th and drafts next month's calendar of briefs into Notion.

How it works

Good content planning is 80% information gathering and 20% judgment. rundash's content-calendar agent handles the 80% automatically. Each month it reviews the posts that drove traffic, pulls the queries in your Search Console that are ranking 11-30 (the ones you could move with a better article), checks Google Trends to see which topics are gaining momentum, scans your top five competitors' RSS feeds for what they just published, and writes a ranked content calendar for the month ahead. Each entry includes a one-paragraph brief, the primary keyword, intent, and a rough target word count. Drop the calendar into Notion or Airtable and your writers start the month already briefed.

Integrations used

Google Search Console

Notion

Airtable

Templates for this

Content Idea Radar Weekly Content Calendar

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Clone the template, connect your tools, and the agent runs on schedule.

Before you set this up

Can it write the posts too?: That is a separate agent — a "draft post from brief" template. We intentionally keep planning and writing in different agents so you can review the calendar before spending runs on drafts.
Which competitors does it track?: Whatever you put in the prompt. Paste 5-10 competitor URLs or RSS feeds and the agent scans them each run. Change the list any time.
What about product-led content?: Edit the system prompt to lean the ideas toward bottom-of-funnel topics, integration pages, or feature comparisons. The agent adapts to the brief you give it.
Does it integrate with Ahrefs?: Yes — Ahrefs is in the curated integrations list. Search Console is the minimum; Ahrefs lets the agent add volume and difficulty estimates to each idea.

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