aicw-io/aicw-skills

Audit and fix website access and rendering for search crawlers. Use for robots.txt, sitemap indexes, raw versus rendered HTML, load-speed evidence, and the technical checklist in the AICW book.

Audit and improve page text for user intent and AI search understanding. Use for unanswered questions, weak task coverage, titles, headings, semantic context, conversational queries, FAQs, and evidence-based rewrites on the selected website.

Inspect, validate, and repair application/ld+json blocks in website pages. Use for JSON-LD syntax, nested graphs, entity types, identifiers, references, duplicate generators, media fields, and agreement with visible content.

Scan how AI assistants mention and cite a brand, product, or website, with a quick scan through the local Claude Code and Codex CLIs, then a broader scan with the free aicw-ai-mentions tool through OpenRouter. Use to collect AI answers, brand mentions, cited links, competitor mentions, and frequently cited sources, or to read existing aicw-ai-mentions reports. Asks for the user's OpenRouter API key before an OpenRouter scan.

Build and compare an AI search measurement baseline using audit reports, available analytics, and recorded search observations. Use to distinguish brand mentions, citations, indexing, referral traffic, conversions, and content-refresh experiments. Can offer to collect AI answers with local Claude Code and Codex, or with aicw-ai-mentions and the user’s OpenRouter API key.

Audit and improve a selected website for AI search using the AICW book. Use for a whole-site optimization across content intent, JSON-LD, crawler access, rendering, and measurement. Works through available local files, public URLs, or CMS connectors.

Prepare and guide manual website submissions to Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools and IndexNow, and Brave Search. Use for sitemap submission, changed-URL notifications, ownership prerequisites, submission records.