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How to Run a Full SEO Audit From Your Terminal

Walk through a complete technical SEO audit using the /seo-audit skill — from crawling pages to fixing issues, all without leaving the command line.

Why Audit SEO From the Terminal?

Most SEO audit tools cost $100+/month and give you a dashboard full of charts you need to interpret yourself. With OpenClaudia's /seo-audit skill, you get a complete technical audit with actionable recommendations — all in your terminal where you can immediately fix the issues.

Step 1: Install the Skill

$ npx openclaudia install seo-audit

Step 2: Run the Audit

Open Claude Code in your project directory and run:

> /seo-audit https://yoursite.com

Claude will crawl your site and analyze it across multiple dimensions:

  • Technical SEO — broken links, redirect chains, missing sitemaps, robots.txt issues
  • On-page SEO — title tags, meta descriptions, heading hierarchy, keyword usage
  • Performance — page speed indicators, image optimization, render-blocking resources
  • Accessibility — alt text, ARIA labels, color contrast, keyboard navigation
  • Schema markup — structured data validation and recommendations

Step 3: Fix Issues In-Place

The beauty of running SEO audits from Claude Code is that you can immediately fix issues. When the audit identifies a missing meta description on /about, you can ask Claude to fix it right there — no context switching, no copy-pasting between tools.

Power User Tips

Combine /seo-audit with other skills for a complete workflow:

> /seo-audit https://mysite.com

> /schema-markup — fix the structured data issues

> /keyword-research — find better keywords for underperforming pages

This kind of chained workflow is what makes terminal-based marketing tools so powerful. You stay in flow, and Claude handles the execution.