> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.airops.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.airops.com/actions/grids/create-a-grid/start-with-a-template.md).

# Start with a Template

AirOps Grid templates for answer engine optimization (AEO), AI-powered content workflows, and technical SEO, including content briefs, article refreshes, AEO scorecards, and page schemas.

Get started quickly with pre-configured Grid templates for answer engine optimization (AEO), AI-powered content workflows, and technical SEO. Templates provide a guided setup experience that helps you create ready-to-run Grids with recommended AI-powered workflows already configured.

### Available Template Categories

* **Content Creation**: Templates for writing content briefs, informational articles, and other content generation tasks
* **Content Optimization**: Templates for answer engine optimization (AEO), including adding internal and external links, refreshing article content, and generating AEO scorecards
* **Technical SEO**: Templates for creating meta tags, refreshing meta tags, and generating page schemas

### How to Start with a Template

1. Click the "+" button on your Grid page
2. Select **Explore Templates** from the options
3. Browse or search for templates:
   * Use the category filters on the left (Content Creation, Content Optimization, Technical SEO)
   * Search for specific templates using the search bar
   * Each template shows its category, name, and description
4. Select a template to begin the guided setup:
   * **Smart Recommendations**: Get suggestions for Power Agents that work well together for your selected use case
   * **Auto-mapping of Inputs & Outputs**: Templates automatically map workflow inputs and outputs between connected Power Agents
5. Follow the step-by-step wizard to configure your Grid
6. Once setup is complete, your Grid is pre-configured and ready to start processing

### Example Templates

| Template                       | Category             | Description                                                             |
| ------------------------------ | -------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Write a Content Brief          | Content Creation     | Write a detailed content brief to streamline article creation           |
| Write an Informational Article | Content Creation     | Write an SEO-optimized article based on a target keyword                |
| Add Internal & External Links  | Content Optimization | Add relevant internal and external links to an existing article for SEO |
| Refresh Article Content        | Content Optimization | Optimize existing webpage content with on-page improvements             |
| Generate AEO Scorecard         | Content Optimization | Audit your content to understand readability for LLMs                   |
| Create Meta Tags for Page      | Technical SEO        | Create a meta title tag and meta description for a page                 |
| Refresh Meta Tags for Page     | Technical SEO        | Update existing meta tags for better SEO performance                    |
| Generate a Page Schema         | Technical SEO        | Generate structured data schema for a page                              |

Templates are a great way to get started quickly with proven workflows, and you can always customize the Grid after setup to fit your specific needs.


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