Seo Geo Qa

Check blog posts and articles before publishing. Finds broken links, weak sources, missing SEO elements, and citation problems. Use when: reviewing a draft,...

This skill appears to do what it claims: it reads article Markdown, fetches pages (via urllib and curl), optionally uses r.jina.ai to render pages behind bot protection, and writes human-readable and JSON reports under qa-reports/<article-slug> next to your article. Consider the following before installing: 1) it requires network access and will fetch external URLs (including r.jina.ai) — if you need isolation, run it in a sandbox or disable Jina with --no-jina; 2) it writes report files adjacent to your content (qa-reports/...); ensure that write location is acceptable; 3) scripts check for .git or AGENTS.md up to a few parent folders to find workspace root — this only detects presence but you may want to run from the intended working directory; 4) review the source if you have strict privacy or corporate policy around external fetches or third-party services (r.jina.ai) before allowing the tool network access. Overall, there are no unexplained credential requests or attempts to access unrelated system secrets.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: seo-geo-qa Version: 2.1.0 The seo-geo-qa skill is a legitimate SEO auditing tool designed to verify links, analyze SERP content gaps, and perform post-publication checks. The bundle consists of several Python scripts (seo_qa_runner.py, serp_gap_analyzer.py, verify_links.py, and post_publish_check.py) that use the Python standard library and external tools like curl and the Jina Reader service (r.jina.ai) to fetch and analyze web content. The logic is consistent with the stated purpose of SEO quality assurance, and there is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or prompt injection.