SEO
Technical SEO implementation so search engines actually find your pages.
The stuff nobody wants to do
SEO is 90% plumbing. Sitemaps, robots.txt, canonical URLs, metadata on every page, Open Graph tags, JSON-LD schema markup, proper heading hierarchy, image alt text, internal linking. None of it is hard individually. Doing all of it across every page of a growing app is tedious, and missing any of it means pages don't rank.
Inside Claude Code, type /seo. It audits your current SEO state, identifies what's missing, and implements it. Not a report that tells you what to fix. The actual implementation.
What it does
Generates a sitemap.xml that includes all your public routes and updates automatically when pages are added. Configures robots.txt so search engines crawl what they should and skip what they shouldn't. Adds metadata to every page: title, description, Open Graph images, Twitter cards.
For content pages (blog posts, docs, landing pages), it adds JSON-LD structured data so search engines understand what the page is about. Article schema for blog posts. FAQ schema where appropriate. Organization schema on your homepage.
It also checks the things that quietly kill rankings: duplicate titles, missing descriptions, broken internal links, images without alt text, pages that aren't linked from anywhere.
When to run it
After your landing page is up. After adding a blog. Before any public launch. Any time you've added several new pages and want to make sure they're all findable.
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