SEO DataForSEO

SEO keyword research using the DataForSEO API. Perform keyword analysis, YouTube keyword research, competitor analysis, SERP analysis, and trend tracking. Use when the user asks to: research keywords, analyze search volume/CPC/competition, find keyword suggestions, check keyword difficulty, analyze competitors, get trending topics, do YouTube SEO research, or optimize landing page keywords. Requires a DataForSEO API account and credentials in .env file.

Before installing or running this skill: - Confirm the source/author: the homepage is missing and the owner id is opaque; prefer skills with a trusted origin. - Expect to provide DataForSEO credentials (DATAFORSEO_LOGIN and DATAFORSEO_PASSWORD) via a .env in the project root. Do NOT put other secrets there. If you must use real credentials, consider creating a limited/test DataForSEO account and rotate credentials after use. - Review scripts/requirements.txt and consider installing dependencies in an isolated virtualenv or sandbox to avoid affecting your system packages. - Understand that the skill auto-saves API responses to a results/ directory in the current working directory; these files can include queries and results you may consider sensitive — run in a directory you control and inspect saved JSONs before sharing. - Because registry metadata does not declare the required env vars, treat that as a red flag: ask the publisher to update metadata or provide provenance before trusting automation that will read credentials and make network calls.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: seo-dataforseo Version: 1.0.0 The skill is designed for SEO keyword research using the DataForSEO API. It correctly handles API credentials by loading them from a `.env` file via `python-dotenv` in `scripts/config/settings.py`. All API calls are made to the legitimate `dataforseo-client` library, and results are saved locally to a `results/` directory within the skill's scope, as seen in `scripts/core/storage.py`. The `SKILL.md` instructions are clear and do not contain any prompt injection attempts or instructions for malicious actions. The `scripts/setup.sh` simply installs Python dependencies.