MushroomPro
Personal Project
About the Project
MushroomPro.org is a hands-off SEO experiment I run in the mushroom niche (cultivation, foraging, health and wellness, mushroom types). It's a live test of what fully automated SEO looks like when you give an agent the keys and step back.
The SEO side is the same playbook I run for client work: structured content, proper on-page optimization, internal linking that compounds, and a content calendar tuned to what the niche actually searches for. The difference is who pushes the buttons. On MushroomPro, nobody does.
The automated posting system is built on the foundation I laid with Draftly.blog, my own AI blog drafting tool, plus the agent infrastructure behind openclaw. Draftly handles the research-to-draft pipeline. Openclaw handles topic selection, on-page SEO polish, publishing, and keeping the site healthy. Together they take a topic, draft it, optimize it, publish it, and move on, without me touching the WordPress admin day to day.
The whole experiment is to test how far a fully agent-run SEO site can go on autopilot, and which guardrails actually matter once you hand over the keys. The niche is mushrooms on purpose: real search demand, zero personal expertise on my end, no temptation to manually fix what the agent writes.
Related Posts

Does an AI Generated Website Hurt SEO? A Real Case Study (and the 100-Page Fix)
I ran a website entirely on AI generated content for six months. It grew, then a Google spam update sent its traffic to zero. Here's what happened, what I cut, and how it started coming back.

What a Spam Audit Taught Me About Shipping AI Content at Scale
I run [MushroomPro](/portfolio/mushroompro) through an agent-driven AI publishing pipeline. Then Google's spam patterns started flagging it. Here is the audit, the bugs I found, and the loop I run now.
Project Details
- Client
- Personal Project
- Year
- 2025-Present
- Tech Stack
- WordPressDraftly.blogOpenclawClaude