This repo can be used in two ways:
- Skill-first
- Prompt-first
Use the seo-audit skill to audit https://example.com and create a report plus action plan.Use the technical-seo skill to check https://example.com for crawl, rendering, and CWV issues.Use the keyword-research skill to research "warehouse management software" for the US market.Use the content-brief skill to brief a comparison page for product A vs product B.Use the local-seo skill to review a 25-location service business site.Use the seo-reporting skill to package the latest findings for a stakeholder update.
Follow .codex/prompts/seo-audit.md for https://example.com.Follow .codex/prompts/keyword-research.md for "best payroll software for agencies".Follow .codex/prompts/content-brief.md for a local-service landing page.
- Start with
seo-auditfor a broad diagnosis. - Use
technical-seowhen the audit surfaces implementation issues. - Use
keyword-researchto define target demand and content opportunities. - Use
content-briefto turn priorities into execution-ready pages. - Use
local-seowhen the business depends on geographic visibility. - Use
seo-reportingto summarize the work for stakeholders.
- Full audits:
FULL-AUDIT-REPORT.md,ACTION-PLAN.md - Technical reviews:
TECHNICAL-SEO-REPORT.md - Keyword research:
KEYWORD-RESEARCH.md - Content briefs:
CONTENT-BRIEF-<slug>.md - Local reviews:
LOCAL-SEO-ANALYSIS-<domain>.md - Reporting:
SEO-REPORT.md, optionallyEXECUTIVE-SUMMARY.md
- Be explicit about URL, geography, and business type if you know them.
- Tell Codex whether you want a full audit, a focused diagnosis, or a stakeholder-ready report.
- Mention whether data is available from analytics, rankings, CRM, or reviews.
- asking for precise traffic or rank estimates without data access
- mixing multiple workflows in one request without saying which is primary
- assuming a local SEO framing when the site may not be a local business