notfair-improve-page

To generate an SEO improvement proposal for a single URL, the skill runs a page-level canonical analysis to diagnose issues, then outputs a structured proposal.json and verification.json. It optionally creates a patch-set.json for suggested file-level content edits.

A page-level SEO audit diagnoses factors harming a URL's search performance. It structures content changes by generating a proposal.json for the improvement plan and a verification.json to validate expected outcomes.

No, you cannot apply patch suggestions directly to your CMS from this URL optimization workflow. The process is safety-first, stopping before any repo, CMS, publishing, or PR action to explicitly ask for your approval.

Yes, this page audit approach works for a single target URL within a registered site. It selects the right canonical page-level diagnosis skills and requires reading shared policy and artifact contracts before generating the improvement plan.

The limitation of this automated SEO diagnosis is that it requires a registered-site workflow environment with shared NotFair policy and artifact contracts. It stops before executing publishing actions, requiring manual approval to apply any suggested patches.