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How to audit a site before launch, regardless of its framework with SEO Ops

Test a React, Vue, Next, WordPress, or static site with the same checks before it goes live.

Who it is forA developer or agency lead about to launch or migrate a site who wants an SEO check that does not depend on the framework.

The problemFramework-specific SEO tools may not agree with each other, and a migration can quietly break structural signals search engines rely on.

The outcomeA framework-neutral pass/fail report on the staging or live URL, so the same checks run before and after a migration.

What you need first

  • A public URL for the site to check (the checker only needs the URL)
  • Claude Code or Codex, or another agent that can install an Agent Skill from a GitHub URL
  • Python, to run scripts/run.py if you run the checker directly

Steps

  1. Deploy the site to a URL the checker can reach.
  2. Run /seo-ops check example.com, replacing example.com with the staging or live URL.
  3. Save the report as your baseline before the launch.
  4. After the migration, run /seo-ops check example.com again on the new URL.
  5. Compare the two reports and investigate any check that changed from pass to fail.

Prompt for your agent

Using the tigerless-labs/seo-ops skill, check <target-url> and save the pass/fail report as a baseline. After the migration, check the new URL with the same skill and list every check whose result changed. Verify that both reports cover the same 26 checks before comparing them.

Caveat. The checker only reads the live HTTP and HTML output, so it can only test a URL that is reachable from where the agent runs.

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