Give it a website URL and get back a multi-dimensional SEO report — technical, content, backlinks, and localization — run by 16 specialist sub-agents in parallel. ## What it does - **Parallel analysis:** 16 sub-agents running simultaneously across SEO dimensions - **Technical SEO:** crawlability, indexing, page speed, and rendering - **Content:** keyword coverage, E-E-A-T signals, and content gaps - **Backlinks & localization:** link profile and multi-market content parity - **Report:** all dimensions compiled into one structured output ## Where it fits - **An SEO consultant doing a full-site audit:** "Run the full analysis on this domain." A multi-dimensional report fast. - **A dev team pre-launch:** "Check technical SEO before we go live." Speed and crawlability issues flagged. - **A content team expanding:** "What are our content gaps versus competitors?" A gap report to build from. ## How it works 1. **Give it a URL:** the site or section to analyze. 2. **16 sub-agents run in parallel:** each covers a different SEO dimension simultaneously. 3. **You get one consolidated report back:** technical, content, backlinks, and localization findings. Built for SEO professionals and dev teams. Every finding is a recommendation for you to review and apply.
92 ratings · showing the 12 most relevant
James R.
Used this for a full audit on our SaaS landing page—the 16 parallel sub-agents ran through technical SEO, schema, and Core Web Vitals in minutes. Cut our audit time from 2 hours down to 15 minutes and caught a missing hreflang tag we'd missed.
Priya S.
Impressed with the E-E-A-T analysis on my health blog. The content quality breakdown was specific enough that I rewrote two pillar articles and saw ranking improvements in 3 weeks.
Marco T.
Ran it on our e-commerce site to check product page schema. Found validation errors in 12 pages and the fix recommendations were dead-on. Only minor issue was the sitemap generation script needed tweaking for our custom URL structure.
Chen L.
Fantastic for competitive analysis—compared my blog against 3 competitors using the alternatives skill. Gave me a clear roadmap for content gaps.
Amara O.
The GitHub repo SEO audit was useful for improving our open-source project's discoverability, though it took a few runs to get the README optimization recommendations to stick. Works better if you have some SEO baseline knowledge.
David K.
Used the AEO sub-skill to optimize for featured snippets and PAA questions. Within a month, landed 5 new featured snippets and saw a 28% traffic bump from Answer Engine searches.
Yuki M.
Ran a full site audit on my Japanese e-commerce store. The hreflang validation caught region-specific indexing issues and the localization analysis was thorough—could have used more detail on language-specific meta descriptions though.
Sophie B.
The programmatic SEO safeguards module saved us from accidentally creating thin pages. Caught template issues before we scaled to 500+ product variations.
Hassan A.
Decent tool but the backlink analysis doesn't integrate external link data, so you're relying on what's crawlable on-site. Would be stronger with third-party enrichment, or at least that was a limitation we ran into.
Lisa J.
Used the image optimization audit to review 300+ product photos across our Shopify site. Recommendations on alt text, compression, and lazy loading were specific and actionable—already seeing page speed gains.
Raj P.
The strategic SEO planning skill helped us map a 12-month roadmap for our SaaS. Templates were generic but the LLM-first analysis shaped it well for our niche. Good starting point.
Olga D.
Ran the technical SEO check on our news site and caught a crawl budget waste issue with duplicate parameters. The prioritized action plan saved us tons of crawl waste and improved indexation by ~15%.