fireauto-seo-guide

Audit Next.js App Router projects for SEO issues across metadata and structured data.

139|35|Updated Mar 6, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/imgompanda/fireauto --skill fireauto-seo-guide
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Skill: fireauto-seo-guide
Source: https://github.com/imgompanda/fireauto/tree/main/plugin/skills/fireauto-seo-guide
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/imgompanda/fireauto --skill fireauto-seo-guide

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Performs automated SEO audits for Next.js projects, surfacing critical issues in metadata, structured data, and routing that hinder search visibility and crawlability.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Methodology-driven audit covering robots.txt, sitemap, JSON-LD, meta tags, pSEO routes, redirects, and performance signals.
  • Use cases include identifying missing or incorrect structured data, canonicalization problems, and route quality for large Next.js applications.

Quick Start

Run the fireauto-seo-guide audit on your Next.js project to identify and fix SEO issues.

Frequently Asked Questions about fireauto-seo-guide

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate SEO audits for Next.js apps?

Automate SEO audits for Next.js apps by analyzing code, metadata, and structured data to surface actionable fixes. This methodology-driven process identifies critical routing and meta tag issues hindering search visibility and crawlability.

What is the best way to fix missing JSON-LD structured data in Next.js?

Fixing missing JSON-LD structured data involves auditing your Next.js project to identify incorrect or absent schemas. The audit provides prioritized, code-ready recommendations to resolve canonicalization and structured data problems.

Does this SEO audit work with Next.js App Router patterns?

Yes, this SEO audit specifically applies to Next.js apps using App Router patterns. It evaluates route quality, robots.txt, sitemap configurations, and performance signals to ensure large applications remain crawlable.

How do I check robots.txt and sitemap configurations in a Next.js project?

Check robots.txt and sitemap configurations by running a code-based audit on your Next.js project. This surfaces critical redirect problems and metadata errors, generating structured reporting for search visibility fixes.

Why does my Next.js application have poor search visibility despite correct meta tags?

Poor search visibility occurs when Next.js applications have underlying routing or performance SEO issues. An audit analyzes redirects, pSEO routes, and structured data to find canonicalization problems beyond basic meta tags.

What are the limitations of code-based SEO audits for Next.js?

Code-based SEO audits for Next.js are limited to analyzing static code, metadata, and routing configurations. They cannot evaluate runtime rendering failures or dynamic server responses without direct integration into your deployment pipeline.