audit-seo-meta

To audit SEO metadata across Next.js routes, the skill reads head() or metadata definitions to validate title, meta description, canonical URLs, and Open Graph fields. It checks per-route tags and repo-level sitemap readiness to prevent broken search snippets.

An SEO meta audit identifies missing or incorrect per-route SEO and social-share metadata that cause broken search snippets and incorrect social preview cards. It verifies tag presence, absolute og:url and og:image handling, and repo-level robots.txt readiness.

Yes, the SEO audit works with TanStack Start routes, Next.js routes, and plain HTML pages. It reads their respective head() or metadata definitions to check required Open Graph, Twitter card, and canonical fields across different frameworks.

Fixing incorrect social preview cards requires verifying share-preview correctness, including absolute og:image URL requirements and on-disk asset existence for the default image. The skill reports these issues with severity rankings without auto-inventing route copy.

No, the SEO meta audit requires strict verification of tag presence and correctness without auto-inventing any route titles or descriptions. It identifies missing tags and reports them with severity rankings rather than generating placeholder copy.

The best way to check robots.txt and sitemap readiness is a repo-level SEO hygiene audit. It verifies sitemap and robots.txt presence, checks default OG image readiness, and validates basic head attributes to ensure consistent search and share previews.