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@asale/seogeo

v0.2.0

Published

Single-binary execution engine for the SEO + GEO agent skills — audit a site for classic search and for the answer engines, measure whether ChatGPT and Perplexity actually mention you, and read your own crawler logs.

Readme

@asale/seogeo

The seogeo binary, delivered through npm.

npx @asale/seogeo --version

Audit a website for classic search, measure whether the answer engines actually mention it, and read your own server logs to see what their crawlers did — ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews.

npx @asale/seogeo commands                   # every subcommand, and the skills that use it
npx @asale/seogeo citability https://example.com
npx @asale/seogeo logs /var/log/nginx/access.log
npx @asale/seogeo visibility providers

To install the agent skills as well as the binary:

npx @asale/seogeo install --target npx

What this package contains

A launcher, not a binary. On install it downloads the prebuilt release build for your platform from the GitHub release and verifies it against the published SHA256SUMS. The npm version always matches the release tag it downloads, so @asale/[email protected] can only ever fetch v0.2.0.

If your machine skips lifecycle scripts (--ignore-scripts, some CI sandboxes), the download is retried the first time you run the command.

Platforms: macOS and Linux on x86_64 and aarch64, Windows on x86_64. Linux picks the musl build unless glibc is detected, because musl runs on both.

Documentation

Everything — the skills, the MCP server, the answer-engine measurement, the credentials each command needs — is in the main README.

MIT