Geo charts
SEO + GEO toolkit as Claude Code skills: audit, A-F score, llms.txt, AI-citation tracking, fixes. Zero-dependency.
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Render clean, shareable HTML charts from SEO/GEO data, AI-citation-rate trend over time, score-by-category bars, signal-weight comparisons. Self-contained single-file HTML (no build, no CDN) that screenshots well for reports, decks, and social. Triggers on: GEO chart, visualize citation rate, SEO report chart, AI visibility graph, make a chart of my SEO data.
SKILL.md
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GEO charts
Turn audit and citation-tracking data into a single self-contained HTML file that renders a clean chart with no build step and no external dependencies (inline SVG + CSS). It screenshots well for a report, a deck, or a LinkedIn post, which is where GEO results actually get distributed.
When to use
- After
track-ai-citations: plot the citation-rate line at baseline / +30 / +90 days, per engine. - After
seo-geo-audit: a score-by-category bar chart (the bottleneck at a glance). - For stakeholder buy-in: the signal-weight comparison (brand mentions ≈ 3× backlinks; see GEO-ADOPTION.md).
Workflow
- Get the data (from a skill's CSV/JSON output, or ask the user).
- Copy
examples/citation-trend.htmlas a base and edit the inlineDATAarray. Keep it one file. - Pick the chart type:
- Line, citation rate over time (the headline GEO chart).
- Bar, score by category, or citation rate by engine.
- Comparison, signal weights / before-after.
- Keep the styling restrained: dark background, one accent per series, readable labels, a clear title and source line. No chartjunk.
- Save to the output dir and tell the user to open it / screenshot it.
Style
No emojis in client-facing charts. Always include a title and a small source/footnote line. Label axes. Round numbers honestly and note when figures are approximate or directional.
What ships with it: 1 file
2.6 KB alongside SKILL.md
examples/
- citation-trend.html2.6 KB