sitemap-audit

Parse sitemap XML files to categorize URLs and identify migration opportunities.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/NoCodeify/aeo --skill sitemap-audit
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: sitemap-audit
Source: https://github.com/NoCodeify/aeo/tree/main/.claude/skills/sitemap-audit
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/NoCodeify/aeo --skill sitemap-audit

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you quickly identify and classify URLs across a website's sitemaps to improve crawl efficiency, content coverage, and migration planning.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Sitemap discovery & parsing: locate and parse all sitemap sources (primary and index sitemaps) to build a complete URL inventory.
  • URL quality & structure checks: categorize URLs into Core Pages, Service/Content pages, blog posts, category/legal pages, and junk pages, and flag outdated or duplicate slugs.
  • Migration planning & optimization: surface missing critical pages, outdated content, and optimal redirects to support site reorganization or platform migrations.

Quick Start

Use the sitemap-audit skill to fetch and parse the site’s sitemaps (e.g., /sitemap.xml and related files), then produce a prioritized report highlighting Core Pages, Junk Pages, and Migration Opportunities.

Frequently Asked Questions about sitemap-audit

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I extract and categorize all URLs from a website sitemap for content migration?

To extract and categorize URLs from a sitemap, parse the primary and index sitemap XML files to build a complete URL inventory. This process classifies URLs into core pages, blog posts, and junk pages while flagging outdated slugs to support migration planning.

What is the best way to audit large sites with multiple sitemaps to locate junk pages?

Auditing large sites with multiple sitemaps involves parsing all sitemap sources to extract URLs and lastmod data. This identifies junk pages, categorizes core content, and surfaces outdated slugs to improve crawl efficiency and overall site structure.

How does parsing sitemap XML files improve crawl efficiency and content inventory?

Parsing sitemap XML files improves crawl efficiency by extracting lastmod data and building a structured URL inventory. This locates missing critical pages and categorizes URLs, ensuring search engines prioritize core pages over junk content during indexing.

Can I use a sitemap audit to surface missing critical pages and plan site reorganization?

Yes, a sitemap audit surfaces missing critical pages and identifies optimal redirects by categorizing all extracted URLs. This produces actionable recommendations to support site reorganization, platform migrations, and improved content coverage.

Why does my sitemap contain duplicate slugs and how do I flag them for optimization?

Sitemaps contain duplicate slugs due to outdated content or site structure changes. You can flag them during a sitemap audit by parsing the XML files and categorizing URLs, which highlights outdated or duplicate slugs for optimization and redirect planning.

Do I need multiple sitemap index files to build a complete URL inventory for a large site?

Yes, large sites typically use multiple sitemap index files. A sitemap audit locates and parses all primary and related sitemap sources to ensure the complete URL inventory is extracted, capturing every URL and lastmod entry for accurate categorization.