audit-website

Run a full website audit by executing crawl, analyze, and report workflows with the squirrelscan CLI to evaluate SEO, performance, security, and content, producing reports with health scores and prioritized fixes.

A website health audit identifies broken links, meta tag issues, schema problems, crawlability errors, and accessibility gaps across 230+ rules in 21 categories, returning actionable recommendations.

Yes, you need the squirrel CLI installed and in your system PATH to execute website audits, as the skill relies on this command-line tool to perform crawl, analyze, and report workflows.

Yes, you can audit sites of varying sizes for crawlability and accessibility issues using the squirrelscan CLI, which evaluates over 230 rules across 21 categories to generate detailed health reports.

The best way to monitor website health over time is by running repeatable crawl, analyze, and report workflows with the squirrelscan CLI to track health scores and category breakdowns consistently.

An LLM-optimized website audit report is formatted for language model consumption, delivering overall health scores, broken links, and meta tag analysis in a structured way that prioritizes actionable recommendations efficiently.