seo-fix

What problem does it solve?

SEO changes often break indexing signals by introducing incorrect robots.txt rules, missing sitemap entries, or inconsistent head meta (canonical, OG tags, and title/description), which can reduce visibility or cause pages to be excluded unexpectedly.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Maintains robots.txt correctness: Ensures GET /robots.txt returns the expected content type, headers, and only disallows truly private paths while keeping public paths indexable.
• Keeps sitemap.xml accurate: Updates sitemap generation so every newly added public page appears with proper <loc>, lastmod, changefreq, and priority (including multi-locale alternate links when applicable).
• Enforces public vs private head meta rules: Verifies public templates include index,follow with canonical and sitemap link plus OG tags, while private/auth/app templates use noindex,nofollow and omit sitemap linkage.
• Protects changes with tests: Updates or adds tests covering robots responses, sitemap body content, and head meta expectations to keep CI green after SEO edits.

Quick Start

Ask the AI to review the codebase for where robots.txt, sitemap.xml, and public/private head meta are implemented, then update them and adjust the related tests so all newly added routes are correctly indexed or blocked.