audit-website

A website health audit evaluates your site against 230+ rules to identify SEO, performance, security, and content issues. It outputs an overall health score, category breakdowns, and actionable recommendations to guide fixes for meta tag gaps and broken links.

Yes, this website audit requires the squirrelscan CLI to be installed and available in your system's PATH. Once configured, you can execute site health checks and security reviews directly from your command line environment.

Yes, you can audit large web apps to identify broken links, meta tag gaps, accessibility issues, and performance bottlenecks. It supports QA teams performing ongoing site health monitoring and pre-launch checks across complex sites.

The website health audit report includes an overall health score, category breakdowns, broken link analysis, meta tag analysis, and actionable recommendations. It covers SEO, performance, security, and content issues based on 230+ rules.

Use a rule-based website audit tool to conduct pre-launch checks, evaluating your site's security and SEO against 230+ rules. This generates actionable reports highlighting broken links, performance bottlenecks, and meta tag gaps before deployment.

The website audit requires the squirrel CLI in PATH because it acts as the core engine evaluating your site against 230+ rules. Without it installed, the audit cannot scan URLs or generate the health score and category breakdowns.