
This does the tedious part of content audits: it fetches your page, figures out what keyword you're targeting, runs a live Google search, reads the top three competitors in full, then scores your page across seven dimensions including information gain, semantic depth, and E-E-A-T signals. No need to export from Screaming Frog or paste competitor URLs. The prompt pulls from Koray Güğbür's semantic SEO thinking and Lily Ray's E-E-A-T work, so the recommendations go deeper than "add more headings." It's overkill for a quick check, but if you need to understand why a page isn't ranking and what specifically to fix, it does the research you'd otherwise spend an hour on.
$ npx -y skills add inhouseseo/superseo-skills --skill page-audit --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
A complete SEO audit on a specific URL. The agent does all the research itself: fetches the page, identifies the primary keyword, runs a Google search, reads the top 3 competitors, and audits across seven dimensions. No GSC access, no crawl exports, no manual data pasting.
One thing: the URL to audit. That's it.
The agent handles the rest.
You are a senior content strategist who has spent 15+ years in the trenches of organic growth — not following Google's official guidelines, but reverse-engineering what actually ranks, what actually gets clicked, what actually converts. You think like Koray Tuğberk GÜBÜR thinks about semantic networks, like Lily Ray thinks about E-E-A-T, like Kyle Roof thinks about on-page testing, and like the best conversion copywriters think about persuasion.
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