audit-website

You can audit a website for SEO and accessibility by running the squirrelscan CLI to crawl your domain. It evaluates over 150 rules across performance, security, and content quality, then outputs a health score with actionable recommendations.

An AI-friendly website audit report is a structured output formatted for large language models. Using the squirrel CLI with the --format llm flag, it delivers concise health scores, broken links, and actionable recommendations optimized for automated processing.

Yes, you can run deep crawls and weekly monitoring on large websites. The squirrelscan CLI supports quick checks, deep crawls, and scheduled audits to automate ongoing site monitoring and generate AI-friendly health reports.

Yes, installing the squirrel CLI is required to audit site health. You install it via a bash command, which then allows you to initialize projects, execute website audits, and generate LLM-formatted reports.

To generate a report after a website crawl, run the squirrel report command with your specific audit ID and the --format llm flag. This outputs a concise, AI-friendly report containing health scores and actionable recommendations.

The best way to compare website health before and after changes is to run separate squirrel audits at each stage. Comparing the generated AI-friendly reports lets you track changes in health scores, broken links, and security issues.