Open-source Agent Skills for GEO — 6 skills to diagnose, fix, and monitor AI visibility for your website. Works with Claude Code, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Codex, Cursor.
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Comprehensive GEO audit diagnosing why AI systems cannot discover, cite, or recommend a website — scores technical, content, schema, and brand dimensions with a prioritized fix plan. Use when the user mentions GEO audit, AI visibility, AI search optimization, AI citability, or provides a URL and asks why AI can't…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Compare GEO scores across 2-3 competing websites side by side — identify where competitors lead and where you should focus optimization efforts. Use when the user asks to compare sites for AI visibility, benchmark against competitors, or mentions competitor analysis for AI search.
Skill Claude CodeCodex needs its repo
Rewrite website content to maximize AI citability — remove hedge language, add data support, improve self-containment, and optimize structure for AI engines. Use when the user asks to improve content for AI, fix citability, rewrite for AI, remove hedge words, or make content more citable.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Generate llms.txt and llms-full.txt files for a website to improve AI discoverability. Use when the user asks to create llms.txt, generate llms.txt, fix llms.txt, make site AI-readable, or mentions llms.txt generation.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Analyze a website's structured data and generate ready-to-use JSON-LD schema markup to improve AI discoverability. Use when the user asks to fix schema, add structured data, generate JSON-LD, add schema markup, or improve schema.org markup for AI engines.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Re-audit a website and compare scores against a previous GEO audit baseline to track improvement over time. Use when the user asks to re-audit, check progress, track GEO score changes, monitor improvements, or compare before and after optimization.
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