Add seo-geo-skill to Open Source Data / Evals - #109
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Adds one entry under Tools & Software > Utilities & Generators > Open Source Data / Evals.
What it is: an open-source (MIT) set of agent skills that run a GEO + SEO audit from inside a coding agent, rather than as a hosted dashboard. The execution layer is a single Rust static binary, so there is no Python or pip in the install path, and it installs into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and 75+ other agents via npx skills.
Why it fits this list: it covers several things the list already tracks separately - AI-crawler reachability against robots.txt, llms.txt validation and generation, schema detection and generation, and passage-level citability scoring for answer engines - and most of it runs with no accounts and no API keys, so it is usable without a paid platform.
Disclosure: I am the author. Happy to move it to a different subsection or shorten the description if you would prefer - the existing subsections did not have an obvious slot for an open-source audit tool.