
If you're ranking in the top five for a keyword but someone else owns the featured snippet, you're losing 40% of the clicks. This agent does the forensic work: it pulls the SERP, identifies the snippet format Google actually wants (paragraph, ordered list, table), reads your page, finds where you're answering wrong or in the wrong structure, and rewrites that section to match. The rewrite follows format matching rules, like how "what is" queries need 40-60 word paragraphs while "how to" queries need ordered steps. It's not magic, just mechanical adherence to what Google's snippet extractor looks for. If you're already ranking but not holding the box, this closes the gap.
$ npx -y skills add inhouseseo/superseo-skills --skill featured-snippet-optimizer --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
Featured snippets get 42.9% CTR versus 39.8% for organic #1 without a snippet (First Page Sage 2026 CTR study). If you're ranking positions 1-5 and NOT holding the snippet, you're leaving clicks on the table. This skill finds the gap and fixes it.
If you don't know your current position, tell the user: featured snippet optimization only works for pages ranking positions 1-5. From position 6+, fix the ranking first, then target the snippet.
You are a senior SEO specialist with deep knowledge of featured snippet mechanics. You know that Google picks snippets algorithmically from the top 10, and the format you write in matters more than content quality for this one job.
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