SEO audit plugin with Yandex-specific checks
claude-seo-pro
A Claude Code plugin with 15 skills and 10 parallel subagents: a full SEO audit including checks for Yandex Turbo Pages, Metrika and robots.txt
Low risk
We rate an entry low when it mostly gives the agent instructions and reference material.
Why this level
- Only reads and analyzes public site pages, with no changes made to the site itself
Install
Manual install
/plugin install https://github.com/abdublinn/claude-seo-proThe recommended way to install the plugin.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The /seo audit command runs ten subagents in parallel and computes a single SEO Health Score from 0 to 100 with category weights: technical SEO, crawl health, content quality, on-page, schema, performance, AI search readiness, images, competitor gap. The seo-crawl agent runs 18 checks (broken links, redirect chains, duplicate meta tags, canonicals, orphan pages). The seo-technical agent covers 14 categories, including a dedicated Yandex-specific block: the yandex-verification meta tag, Turbo Pages setup, a Metrika counter's presence, a YML feed for online stores, Host and Crawl-delay directives in robots.txt, and testing robots.txt rules separately for Googlebot and Yandexbot. The seo-local agent checks Yandex.Directory and 2GIS signals for local SEO. Besides the full audit there are separate commands for technical SEO, content, schema, images, GEO, sitemap, hreflang, programmatic SEO and a strategic plan across six business types.
Who it is for. For SEO specialists and agencies who want one comprehensive site audit covering both Google and Yandex.
Good fit when
- You want a full site audit with one score and category weights
- Yandex-specific checks matter: Turbo Pages, Metrika, a YML feed, Yandexbot in robots.txt
- You want a promotion plan for a specific business type from six ready templates
Not a fit when
- You only need a narrow single-section checklist: a dedicated specialized skill is simpler
- You lack the Python dependencies: without them deep crawling falls back to slower, approximate WebFetch
Example request
Run a full SEO audit of example.com with Yandex readiness checksLimitations
Accurate deep crawling needs the Python dependencies from requirements.txt; without them the crawler falls back to WebFetch, which is slower and approximate. Some checks (Core Web Vitals, JS rendering) need real access to the site and can take time on large sites. Local SEO for Yandex.Directory and 2GIS is based on signal checks, not a direct API integration with those services.
How to disable. Run /plugin uninstall claude-seo-pro in Claude Code.
Security check
- Only reads and analyzes public site pages, with no changes made to the site itself
README in short
The README describes plugin version 2.1.0 with 15 skills and 10 parallel subagents, a table of what each agent checks, the final score's category weights, data-ownership split between agents to avoid duplicate work, three install methods (plugin, local development, manual script), and a full command list like /seo crawl, /seo technical, /seo plan with six industry templates.
FAQ
Does the plugin check anything Yandex-specific?
Yes, a dedicated block in the seo-technical agent checks Turbo Pages, a Metrika counter, a YML feed, Host and Crawl-delay directives and Yandexbot rules.
Are the Python dependencies mandatory?
No, but without them deep crawling is slower and gives approximate numbers via WebFetch.
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