audit input1 site + competitor
Target: mysite.com
Compare: competitor-x.com
Evidence:
- live crawl signals
- public PageSpeed data
- configured SEO APIs// marketing
SEO Auditor Pro
Audit a live site for crawlability, indexation, Core Web Vitals, schema, on-page issues, and competitor content gaps, then turn the findings into a ranked plan with impact, effort, and an owner.
// representative marketplace handoff
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This is the representative example published with the Agensi listing, not a result from a live customer audit. Actual findings depend on the target site and available data sources.
prioritized outputimpact · effort · owner
- high
Canonical loop— 1h · Dev - medium
Missing H1— 0.5h · Content - gap
Missing topic— proposed solutions page
What the full workflow adds: crawlability, indexation, performance, schema, on-page, authority, and competitor-gap findings organized into a handoff instead of an undifferentiated score.
What the audit covers
- Crawlability and indexation issues that can keep valuable pages out of search.
- Core Web Vitals and mobile-usability risks using live PageSpeed signals when available.
- Titles, meta descriptions, heading structure, semantic content, and Schema.org implementation.
- Missing topics and keyword opportunities compared with up to three competitor URLs.
- Authority and backlink signals from configured SEO data sources.
- A prioritized backlog of more than 20 fixes with impact, effort in hours, and suggested Dev or Content ownership.
The goal is a handoff a developer or content owner can act on, not a generic score with no repair order.
Input and output
Give the agent the site URL and, for a competitive gap analysis, up to three competitor URLs. The current marketplace example asks for a technical audit of one site against a named competitor.
A representative output includes a health score, critical findings such as a canonical loop or missing H1, effort estimates, owner assignments, and a content-gap recommendation tied to a missing page or topic. Actual findings depend on the site and the data sources available at run time.
Data sources and optional keys
A basic audit can use direct web crawling and public Google PageSpeed data. No paid SEO subscription is required to begin.
Optional Ahrefs, Semrush, Moz, SimilarWeb, or DataForSEO credentials can add richer authority, backlink, keyword, and competitor metrics. When those sources are absent, the report must distinguish observed live evidence from heuristic estimates.
How to run
Get it on Agensi and run it with any compatible agent that reads SKILL.md, such as Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor. Provide the target URL, add competitor URLs when comparison matters, and decide whether to use only public data or optional provider keys.
Review the output as a point-in-time evidence report. Confirm each high-impact fix against the live site before changing production.
Declared permissions and boundaries
The current Agensi listing declares terminal access for API calls, network access to named SEO data services, environment-variable access for optional provider keys, and file-write access for generated reports.
- Named hosts include Google PageSpeed, Moz, Ahrefs, SimilarWeb, and DataForSEO endpoints.
- Generated reports are scoped to
./seo-audits/**/*.mdand./seo-audits/**/*.csv. - The listing declares no browser access and no general local file-read permission.
Inspect the installed package and its declared permissions before use, keep provider keys in environment variables, and review the report before handing any fix to an agent with write access.
Known limitations
- The result is a point-in-time audit, not continuous rank or uptime monitoring.
- Free data sources may be rate-limited, and richer backlink metrics depend on optional credentials.
- JavaScript-rendered content may be missed when it is not available to the crawl path.
- Competitor gap analysis requires competitor URLs and does not prove the commercial value of every suggested keyword.
- Core Web Vitals are estimates unless the run uses current PageSpeed data.
Start with crawlability, then audit the whole site
Use the robots.txt and sitemap crawlability preflight to align the two discovery files with live responses, canonical URLs, and index controls. SEO Auditor Pro adds the technical, performance, structured-data, on-page, and competitor checks those files cannot prove.
Questions
What does it audit?
Live crawlability and indexation signals, Core Web Vitals risks, Schema.org implementation, titles, meta descriptions, heading structure, semantic content, backlink signals, and content gaps against up to three competitor URLs.
Do I need paid Ahrefs, Semrush, or Moz accounts?
No. A basic audit can use direct crawling and public PageSpeed data. Optional provider credentials add richer authority, backlink, keyword, and competitor metrics when available.
What does the report include?
A site health summary, critical technical and on-page findings, competitor content gaps, and a prioritized list of more than 20 tasks with impact, effort estimates, and suggested Dev or Content ownership.
What permissions does it use?
Terminal, network, environment-variable, and report-writing access. The current listing limits network use to named SEO data hosts and report writes to the seo-audits folder, and declares no browser or general file-read access.
What are the known limitations?
It is a point-in-time audit. Free APIs may be rate-limited, backlink depth depends on available credentials, JavaScript-rendered content may be missed, competitor analysis needs competitor URLs, and Core Web Vitals are estimates unless PageSpeed data is used.
Which AI agents can run it?
Compatible agents that read the open SKILL.md format and can provide the declared network and report-writing permissions, including Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.
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