What problem does it solve?
Pages often ship with duplicate titles, conflicting canonical addresses, hardcoded hosts in robots.txt, and structured data that contradicts visible content, causing search engines to misindex or ignore them. This Skill provides a decision-rule reference for auditing and fixing search visibility and crawlability defects before deployment.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Canonical and Identity Rules: Enforces one address per resource with redirect discipline, trailing-slash normalization, and parameter handling.
- Metadata and Structured Data Auditing: Checks per-page title and meta description uniqueness, JSON-LD type selection, absolute addresses, and the mirroring rule that every serialized claim has a visible counterpart.
- Crawl Artifact Generation: Guides host-derived robots.txt and sitemap.xml output so every environment serves a correct description of itself.
- Use Case: Before shipping a marketing site, run a pre-ship review that fetches each route's canonical declaration, collects titles across all routes to detect duplicates, and validates that JSON-LD entity names match the visible page copy.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to audit the rendered pages of the site for canonical URL consistency, duplicate titles and meta descriptions, JSON-LD claims without visible counterparts, and host-derived robots.txt and sitemap.xml correctness.