What this log covers
This proof log covers the scheduled blog automation added after the initial backlog recovery. The practical change is that Seenu Tech can maintain a Monday, Wednesday, Friday publishing rhythm without requiring every new business-blog post to be bundled into a marketing-site redeploy.
What changed
The blog now has a Supabase-backed schedule path for substantial posts, public RLS rules for due scheduled rows, and a fallback set of static launch posts. That gives the site a cleaner operating model: write the source material, schedule the row, and let the public page expose it when the release time arrives.
Why it matters for AI visibility
AI visibility work depends on fresh, explicit source material. A scheduled operating log helps Seenu Tech document service-page updates, prompt checks, buyer education, and conversion assets on a visible cadence. This does not guarantee placement in AI answers; it improves the source material available for buyers and crawlers to inspect.
What we measured or checked
The automation checks the calendar, the playbook requirements, the renderer path, and the SQL schedule. It verifies that upcoming posts include enough sections, internal links, practical examples, and next actions before they are treated as ready.
Practical example
If Seenu Tech updates an AI Visibility Snapshot page on Monday, publishes buyer education on Wednesday, and releases a conversion asset on Friday, the blog becomes a public record of what changed and why. A prospect can review the operating trail before asking for a call.
What still needs work
The automation still needs live Supabase credentials in the trusted runner to upsert rows directly. Until that is configured, the SQL file remains the fallback and must be applied before scheduled posts can go live from the database.
Next action
Apply the schedule SQL in Supabase or configure the service-role runner, then verify the public business blog after each 9:00 AM ET release window.