aeo

This Skill addresses the challenges of poor SEO performance, accumulating technical debt, and the difficulty in quantitatively assessing content quality during website development and operations. In practice, developers often need to manually inspect page meta tags, structured data, performance metrics, and compare differences across environments or versions—a process that is both tedious and prone to oversights. AEO consolidates these issues into a single command-line tool through automated auditing, delivering comprehensive diagnostic reports.

Usage is straightforward: simply run the command npx @ainyc/aeo-audit@1 "<url>" in your terminal. You can then add various mode flags (e.g., --sitemap, --fix, --schema) to perform sitemap audits, automatically fix issues, validate JSON-LD data, and more, with detailed scores, issue lists, and optimization suggestions output in JSON format.

It is particularly well-suited for teams or individuals who need to continuously monitor website health and improve search engine visibility. Developers, SEO specialists, and product managers—especially those using static site generators, working with preview branches, or requiring competitive benchmarking—can integrate it into their CI/CD pipelines to ensure that no SEO or performance regressions are introduced with each code change.

It is recommended to use this tool for scanning before project launches, during feature branch merges, or on a regular schedule (e.g., weekly). Note that it primarily relies on the accessibility of the target URL. For local or private preview environments, the --allow-local flag must be explicitly used, and its parameter security guidelines should be strictly followed to avoid command injection risks.