What it does
This skill converts crawl data, rendered checks and search evidence into a technical SEO issue model. It keeps discovery, indexability, canonicalization and rendering separate so one symptom is not reported as several unrelated problems.
When to use it
Use it for a baseline audit, a migration review or a focused indexing diagnosis. It works best when you can inspect both crawl data and representative rendered pages.
Instructions
Begin by documenting scope and preferred URL rules. Validate a small sample manually before grouping crawl findings. For each issue, preserve the affected template, the evidence, the expected search effect and the verification method.
Do not prioritize only by URL count. A small issue on a critical template may matter more than a broad issue on low-value pages.
Quality checks
- Every issue has reproducible evidence.
- Recommendations describe the desired state, not only the symptom.
- Canonical, robots and redirect findings use absolute example URLs.
- Each remediation includes a post-release validation step.
Pair this skill with the Technical SEO Audit Playbook when you need a complete execution sequence.