Semrush Rank Tracking Digest with Codex
One rule in this template costs money the moment it is broken: exactly one pass per domain per run, no repeating a call to double check a figure, no widening one to go exploring. An agent treating a gap as a puzzle rather than as a line in the digest can spend a subscription in a fortnight. Codex holds a hard call budget well, and the rest of the job is precision about numbers.
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Run a staged conversation — no account needed. The agent handles it for real while a simulated world answers its tool calls; nothing touches real accounts, and nothing is actually sent.
Rank digest 18 August 2026
Rank history shows visibility moving from 3,410 to 3,602 overnight. Kotiteatteri kaiuttimet went 11 to 3 on the category page, langattomat kuulokkeet 8 to 6, and levysoitin huolto slipped 4 to 9. Two vinyl storage terms appear in the top pages report for the first time. The pull for hifikauppa.fi returned its overview with no keyword movement attached.
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Tracked domains
The domains this digest covers, yours first and then any competitor worth watching, each with the Semrush database it should be read in, plus the sections of the site or kinds of terms you care about most.
Digest style
What lands in Slack each morning: which domain leads, how far a keyword has to travel before it earns a line, how many movers you want in each direction, and who to tag when a pull comes back empty.
Runs on Codex
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A staged conversation against a simulated world — then it’s live.
Why Codex for this agent
A gap costs one line
When a pull comes back thin the digest says so and tags whoever you named. Curiosity is the expensive failure in this template and it is ruled out in words.
Positions written as pairs
A term that moved is printed 14 to 6 with the page holding it, and a term with no before is called a new entry rather than dressed up as a climb.
Before you fork
Can I stop it reading a domain I added by mistake?
Remove it from the tracked domains paragraph and the next run skips it, since that list is the only thing deciding which pulls happen. There is no project or saved configuration inside Semrush to clean up afterwards. Units already spent are spent, so it is worth counting the list before the first weekday run.
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Put Semrush Rank Tracking Digest to work on Codex
Free to start. Guided setup, a test run against staged conversations, and it's live.