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Free SEO skills for Claude Code and your AI agent
Twenty skills for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other AI agents. Each one is a plain Markdown file that says what it is for and where it stops. They are free under the MIT license and need no email.
Version 1.2.0 · updated October 18, 2026 · 20 skills · 91 KB zip
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The source site
101,160 clicks in 12 months, from near zero
The skills come from the workflows and accuracy rules Daniel Kloss used to build countrytaxcalc.com, a tax calculator site. The chart is that site’s Search Console data. It took off between April and June 2026 and has held at roughly 560 to 700 clicks a day, on monthly averages, since then. October is a little lower so far.
This is one site. Your results will differ, and these skills are guidance, not a guarantee. Read the story behind the numbers.
Download the skills
1,595 downloads since October 1, 2026
Version 1.2.0 · updated October 18, 2026 · 20 skills · 91 KB zip · MIT license · version history
Plain Markdown. Nothing in the pack runs code or sends data anywhere. The download is free and needs no email or account.
Real downloads only; bots are not counted. The count carries over from this pack’s earlier home as the SEOO skill pack: 1,458 real downloads as of October 18, 2026, plus new ones since.
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A weekly SEO service, built on these skills
Alongside Bevizio’s AI visibility tool, I’m building a weekly service that uses these skills for you. You connect your Google Search Console (read-only) and each week it gives you the specific changes your site needs: new titles and descriptions, links to add and facts to re-check, each with the evidence and the exact text. You approve every change. It’s being built now, and there is no date yet.
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The 20 skills
Each skill has a name, what it is for, and a sentence you can ask your agent. You can ask in plain language: the router skill picks the right one.
Start here
The router. Ask in plain language and it picks the right skill.
- site-audit-orchestratorRoutes any general request to the right specialist skillTry asking: “Audit my site.”
Audit what you have
Ten checks on content that is already published.
- verify-primary-sourceCheck every fact against its one authoritative sourceTry asking: “Check the figures on this page against their official source.”
- content-freshness-auditKnow which published facts are due for a re-checkTry asking: “Which of my pages are due for a fact re-check?”
- duplicate-intent-auditSpot pages competing for the same search intentTry asking: “Do any of my pages compete for the same search intent?”
- protected-field-auditMake sure titles and headings are still trueTry asking: “Are my titles and headings still true after my last data update?”
- page-quality-auditA concrete E-E-A-T and content-quality barTry asking: “Is this page good enough to rank? Review it against E-E-A-T.”
- technical-seo-auditMeta tags, schema, headings, mobile basicsTry asking: “Check this page's meta tags, schema and headings.”
- internal-linking-auditFind where link equity isn't reachingTry asking: “Why isn't this page ranking? Check my internal links.”
- backlink-profile-auditBacklink risk and real link-building opportunityTry asking: “Are my backlinks okay? Should I disavow anything?”
- legal-regulatory-complianceLicensed-advice, affiliate, privacy and accessibility exposureTry asking: “Do I have legal or accessibility exposure on this site?”
- indexing-crawl-health-auditWhy pages aren't indexed: robots, sitemaps, canonicals, redirectsTry asking: “Why isn't my page indexed?”
Decide what to do
Pick the right amount of work, and the right next page.
- seo-growth-stage-strategyHow much SEO effort your site's stage actually calls forTry asking: “How much SEO work is right for my site at this stage?”
- content-opportunity-discoveryDecide what to build next from real search dataTry asking: “What should I build next?”
- ctr-snippet-optimizationWin more clicks from pages that already rank, safelyTry asking: “Which of my titles should I improve, and how?”
Publish and keep it disciplined
Get new pages right, and know what actually worked.
- content-creation-standardsGet new pages right on day oneTry asking: “I'm about to publish 50 pages. Make sure I do it right.”
- measurement-disciplineChange caps and measurement windows, so you know what workedTry asking: “Did my last change actually move my traffic?”
- change-and-decision-logMemory for your AI agent across sessionsTry asking: “Set up a changelog and decisions log so you remember this project.”
- seo-health-monitoringA weekly and monthly routine, with alerts that aren't noiseTry asking: “Set up weekly SEO monitoring for my site.”
When something goes wrong or changes
Diagnose a drop, and move or restructure a site without losing rankings.
- traffic-drop-diagnosisIs a traffic drop real, how big, and what caused itTry asking: “My traffic dropped. Why, and what should I do?”
- site-migration-safetyMove domains, change URLs or replatform without losing rankingsTry asking: “I'm moving my site. What could go wrong?”
What a skill looks like
This is the opening of one real skill, verify-primary-source, exactly as it ships in the zip.
--- name: verify-primary-source description: > Verify any factual claim, number, threshold, rate, spec, or rule published on a content site against its one authoritative canonical source before publishing or editing it. Use before changing any figure in content, when confirming whether a flagged passage is actually wrong, or when auditing a site for factual accuracy. Trigger when a user asks "audit my site's accuracy," "is this figure still correct," "what's the source for X," or when running any wider content-quality audit that touches factual claims. Prerequisite for content-freshness-audit and protected-field-audit (this pack). Not for scheduling re-checks (content-freshness-audit). --- # Verify Primary Source Confirm the correct, current value of any published fact from its one authoritative source before trusting or editing it. A checkable claim is never confirmed by assumption — always by checking the source. Facts checked against Google documentation on 2026-10-05 (Google pages are time-sensitive; re-read before quoting). …
Install it in your tool
Unzip the download and copy the folders inside skills/ to the folder your tool reads. Then ask in plain language.
| Tool | Copy the skill folders into | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | .claude/skills/ (this project) or ~/.claude/skills/ (all projects) | Finds them automatically. |
| OpenAI Codex | .agents/skills/ or ~/.agents/skills/ | Mention a skill with $, or just ask. |
| Cursor | .agents/skills/ or .cursor/skills/ | Type / in Agent chat to pick one, or just ask. It also reads .claude/skills/. |
| GitHub Copilot and VS Code | .github/skills/, .claude/skills/ or .agents/skills/ | Ask in plain language. |
| Gemini CLI | .gemini/skills/ or .agents/skills/ | Run /skills list to confirm they loaded. |
Checked against each tool’s own documentation on September 30, 2026. Tools change; if a skill does not appear, check your tool’s current skills documentation. For any other tool, paste a skill’s text into the conversation and ask the agent to follow it. The zip includes GETTING-STARTED.md for you and AI-AGENT-HANDOFF.md for your agent.
Is it safe to install?
The zip holds 26 files: the 20 skill files, two guides, a README, a changelog, a version file and the license. All of them are plain text. There are no scripts, and the pack does not call out to anything.
A skill is a set of instructions your agent reads. Like any instruction, it can lead your agent to run commands or edit files, so read what you install and keep your agent’s permission prompts on.
What these skills don’t do
- They do not run scripts, crawl your site on their own or score it. Your agent does the work, following the instructions.
- They have been used on one site, countrytaxcalc.com. Treat the rules as tested there and check them against your own site.
- They do not cover how AI assistants such as ChatGPT or Perplexity name your product. Bevizio measures that: the free check asks three assistants one question and shows their answers. How Bevizio measures.
Version history
- 1.2.0 October 18, 2026
Moved to Bevizio and renamed Bevizio SEO skills. No skill's instructions changed; the guides no longer quote a click figure. - 1.1.1 October 6, 2026
Consistency fixes so the measurement skills give one answer: one rule for measuring a change, pilots, reverts, monitoring and click-through hand-offs. - 1.1.0 October 5, 2026
Corrections and sharper rules in 13 of the 20 skills after re-checking every Google-specific statement against Google's own documentation. - 1.0.0 October 1, 2026
First public release: 20 skills, a getting-started guide and a hand-off guide for your AI agent.
MIT license text
MIT License Copyright (c) 2026 Daniel Kloss (Bevizio, https://www.bevizio.com) Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
Questions
What is a skill?
A folder with a SKILL.md file: instructions your AI agent loads when your request matches the skill’s description. It is an open format that Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot and Gemini CLI read.
Is it really free?
Yes. It is MIT licensed: use it, change it and share it, and keep the copyright line. Downloading needs no email and no account.
How do I update?
Download again and replace the folders. The version history above lists what changed.
Who made it?
Daniel Kloss, who runs Bevizio, wrote the skills while building countrytaxcalc.com. Read the story or see about Bevizio.
Will it work on my kind of site?
The skills are written for content-heavy sites that want to rank in Google, and they were used on one calculator site. If yours is very different, start with the router skill and the growth-stage skill, which look at where your site is before suggesting any work.
Want to know whether AI assistants name your product?
These skills are about Google. Bevizio measures a different question: how often ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews name your product, and who they name instead. It counts and shows the answers; it does not change your rankings or promise to.