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Audit seo

Skill nuttaruj/rolepod-uiproof/plugins/rolepod-uiproof/skills/audit-seo

Audit on-page SEO by inspecting the rendered DOM. Checks title, meta description, h1 structure, html lang, viewport, canonical, robots, OpenGraph + Twitter Card tags, JSON-LD validity, hreflang, and favicon. Returns findings grouped by severity (critical / high / medium / low).From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add nuttaruj/rolepod-uiproof --skill audit-seo

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SKILL.md

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/audit-seo

Single-backend skill. Calls audit_seo on the rolepod-uiproof MCP server. No fallback (D-024).

When to use

  • Verifying that a page has the SEO basics before launch.
  • After a templating / SSR change that touches <head> content.
  • Catching a stray noindex or broken JSON-LD before merge.
  • Running alongside /audit-a11y and /audit-page-budget as a Verify-phase triple.

When NOT to use

  • Off-page SEO (backlinks, domain authority, sitemap fetching) — out of scope for an in-browser auditor.
  • Crawl-budget / robots.txt inspection beyond the <meta name="robots"> on the audited URL.
  • Pages that fail to load (server 500, network error) — fix the page first.

Inputs

  • url — URL to audit.
  • viewport — optional { width, height }.
  • checks[] — subset of title | meta_description | h1 | lang | viewport | canonical | robots | og_tags | twitter_tags | json_ld | hreflang | favicon. Default: all of them.
  • report_format — json (default) | markdown. Markdown writes an extra seo-report.md alongside the JSON.

Outputs

  • run_id — folder under the run root (see Evidence routing).
  • counts — findings by severity (critical | high | medium | low).
  • findings[] — each { check, severity, message, evidence? }.
  • status — pass (no findings) | warn (only medium/low) | fail (any critical or high).
  • report_path — path to seo-report.json.
  • markdown_path — set only when report_format='markdown'.

Process

  1. Build audit_seo input from the user's intent (URL, optional checks subset).
  2. Call the tool.
  3. Surface critical / high findings inline; reference the report path for the full list.

Evidence routing

Run artifacts are saved under:

  • Standalone: .rolepod-uiproof/artifacts/audit_seo_<ts>_<uuid>/
  • With rolepod parent (detected via the marker file <git-root>/.rolepod/parent-active written by the parent's SessionStart hook): <git-root>/.rolepod/evidence/<ts>-rolepod-uiproof-audit-seo/

Either way the run directory contains seo-report.json (and seo-report.md when requested) plus a manifest.json per Extension Protocol v1 so the parent's check-work skill can aggregate the result into the verify report.

If the tool is unavailable

Surface plainly:

The /audit-seo skill needs the rolepod-uiproof MCP server, which is not currently available. Confirm the plugin is installed and try again.

Do not attempt another backend (D-024).

Examples

Full audit on a landing page

{
  "url": "https://example.com"
}

Title + meta only, markdown report

{
  "url": "https://example.com",
  "checks": ["title", "meta_description"],
  "report_format": "markdown"
}

JSON-LD validity sweep across product pages

{
  "url": "https://example.com/product/abc",
  "checks": ["json_ld"]
}

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