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@edtools/cli

v0.7.2

Published

AI-Powered Content Marketing CLI - Generate, validate, and optimize SEO content with data-driven insights

Downloads

1,652

Readme

@edtools/cli

Generate SEO-optimized content for LLM discovery

Make your product discoverable by AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT through semantic search and SEO-optimized static pages.

Features

  • Framework Agnostic - Works with HTML, Next.js, and more
  • AI-Powered - Uses Claude to generate high-quality content
  • SEO Optimized - Built-in SEO scoring and Schema.org markup
  • Local Processing - No centralized database, everything runs locally
  • Anti-Spam Safeguards - Prevents Google penalties with rate limiting
  • Extensible - Plugin system for custom adapters

Quick Start

Installation

npm install -g @edtools/cli

Setup

cd your-project
edtools init

This will:

  1. Analyze your landing page
  2. Create edtools.config.js
  3. Prompt for product information

Generate Content

# Set your Anthropic API key
export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-...

# Generate 3 blog posts
edtools generate

How It Works

Your Landing Page
      ↓
   edtools init (analyzes & creates config)
      ↓
   edtools generate (creates blog posts)
      ↓
Static HTML files optimized for:
  - Google SEO
  - AI crawlers (Claude, ChatGPT)
  - Schema.org markup
  - llms.txt format

CLI Commands

edtools init

Initialize edtools in your project.

edtools init [options]

Options:
  -p, --path <path>  Project path (default: current directory)

edtools generate

Generate SEO-optimized blog posts.

edtools generate [options]

Options:
  -n, --posts <number>       Number of posts (default: 3, max: 10)
  -t, --topics <topics...>   Specific topics to write about
  -o, --output <dir>         Output directory (default: ./blog)
  --api-key <key>            Anthropic API key

Example:

edtools generate -n 5 -o ./content/blog

edtools config

View or set configuration.

edtools config [options]

Options:
  --set-api-key <key>  Set Anthropic API key

Configuration

The edtools.config.js file contains your product information:

module.exports = {
  product: {
    name: "My Product",
    tagline: "One-line description",
    description: "Longer description...",
    category: "productivity",
    websiteUrl: "https://myproduct.com",
    pricingModel: "freemium",
    features: [
      "Feature 1",
      "Feature 2",
    ],
  },

  content: {
    outputDir: './blog',
    generateBlog: true,
  },

  seo: {
    siteMapPath: './sitemap.xml',
    robotsPath: './robots.txt',
    allowAICrawlers: true,
  },
};

Architecture

Framework Agnostic Design

Edtools uses a 3-layer architecture:

  1. Core Layer - Generates content in universal JSON format
  2. Adapter Layer - Converts JSON to framework-specific code
  3. Template Layer - Renders final output

Current Adapters:

  • ✅ HTML (static)
  • 🔄 Next.js (coming in v1.1)
  • 🔄 Markdown (coming in v1.1)

Avoiding Google Penalties

Edtools includes safeguards to prevent spam detection:

  • Rate Limiting: Maximum 10 posts per run
  • Spacing Recommendations: Warns if generating too quickly
  • Human Review: Generated content requires review before publishing
  • SEO Scoring: Validates content quality
  • No Keyword Stuffing: Natural language generation

Best Practices

  1. Generate Slowly: 3-5 posts per week maximum
  2. Review Content: Always add personal experience/expertise
  3. Space Publications: Wait 3-7 days between batches
  4. Verify Facts: Check all statistics and claims
  5. Add Examples: Include real-world use cases

API Usage (Programmatic)

import { ContentGenerator } from '@edtools/cli';

const generator = new ContentGenerator(apiKey);

const result = await generator.generate({
  productInfo: {
    name: "My Product",
    category: "productivity",
    // ...
  },
  outputDir: './blog',
  count: 3,
});

Requirements

Roadmap

  • [ ] v1.1: MCP Server for Claude Code integration
  • [ ] v1.1: Next.js adapter
  • [ ] v1.1: Markdown adapter
  • [ ] v1.2: Local embeddings for duplicate detection
  • [ ] v1.3: Shopify adapter
  • [ ] v2.0: Dashboard web interface

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

MIT © Edtools Team

Links


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