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Run a cited SEO audit with a coding agent
Audit technical SEO, search intent, structured data, crawlability, internal links, accessibility, and performance under a finite evidence contract.
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Nightshift's SEO audit inspects a website and its available evidence, separates confirmed defects from opportunities, and leaves a cited report or explicitly authorized fixes. It can work in a repository or write artifact receipts in a persistent non-Git folder.
Inspect what search systems can actually read
The audit follows observable evidence across rendered pages and source configuration rather than promising rankings.
- Titles, descriptions, canonicals, robots, and sitemap.
- Structured data and answer-first page intent.
- Internal links, orphan routes, crawl and index boundaries.
- Mobile, accessibility, and performance evidence that affects discovery.
Separate defects from strategy
Broken metadata, invalid schema, missing links, and contradictory claims are concrete findings. New topic clusters, rewriting positioning, analytics access, and outreach are proposals that need an explicit product decision.
- Cite every external factual claim.
- Name inference as inference.
- Do not fabricate traffic, keyword volume, or ranking evidence.
End with an actionable receipt
A repository run can leave focused local commits when fixes are authorized. An artifact run writes the findings, sources, decisions, and recommended next actions to the configured receipts folder.
Run the finite SEO audit shift on this website. Review first, cite every external source, and separate confirmed defects from optional strategy.Start with a bounded prompt
This prompt names the outcome and preserves Nightshift’s review boundary. Paste it into the supported coding host from the project you want to change.
Run the finite SEO audit shift against this website. Inspect discoverability, metadata, structured data, crawlability, internal links, content intent, accessibility, and performance evidence, then write a cited report or implement only explicitly authorized fixes.What this workflow does not claim
- The shift reports evidence it can inspect; it does not promise rankings, traffic, or indexing.
- Analytics access, production publishing, backlink outreach, and content strategy changes require separate authority.
Evidence and sources
These links support the released behavior, public outcomes, or problem language described on this page.