aios-backlink-audit

Reviews referring-domain backlink profiles and flags toxic links for disavow review.

1|Updated Jul 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/codesofadan/danyals-aios --skill aios-backlink-audit-codesofadan
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: aios-backlink-audit
Source: https://github.com/codesofadan/danyals-aios/tree/main/.claude/skills/aios-backlink-audit
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/codesofadan/danyals-aios --skill aios-backlink-audit-codesofadan

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Manually reviewing a backlink profile for spammy or toxic links is slow and error-prone, and flagging links for disavow without a grounded, threshold-based process risks either missing real toxicity or over-flagging healthy links. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Grounded Profile Review: Reads real backlink rows (authority, spam, anchor, referring domain) and KPIs from the AIOS API without inventing DA/DR or spam numbers. - Anchor Toxicity Assessment: Analyzes the anchor distribution (branded vs exact-match vs naked/generic) against the Team C rubric, surfacing over-optimization and PBN/link-farm footprints. - Guarded Toxic Flagging: Proposes a spam threshold, stops for explicit LEAD confirmation, then flags at/above-threshold links as toxic to queue a disavow review (LEAD-only write). - Use Case: An operator asks for a "backlink audit" on a client; the skill reads the profile, recommends a spam threshold of 60, shows which 12 referring domains would be flagged, and after the LEAD confirms, queues them for disavow review. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run a backlink audit for a client and propose a spam threshold for flagging toxic links.

Frequently Asked Questions about aios-backlink-audit

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I run a backlink audit to find toxic links?▼

Run the audit to read the referring-domain profile and KPIs from the AIOS API, then assess the anchor distribution and spam scores against the Team C rubric. The skill proposes a spam threshold and shows exactly which rows would be flagged before any action is taken.

How do I flag spammy backlinks for a disavow review?▼

After reviewing the proposed flag set, a LEAD (owner/admin/manager) confirms a spam threshold, and the skill calls POST /offpage/backlinks/flag-toxic with that threshold. Flagging only queues links for disavow review; it does not submit a disavow file to Google.

Can a non-admin user flag toxic backlinks?▼

No, flagging toxic links is a LEAD-only write restricted to owner, admin, or manager roles. A non-lead caller gets a 403 on the flag endpoint and receives only the read-only profile assessment.

What spam threshold should I use for flagging backlinks?▼

The server defaults to a conservative threshold of 60 on a 0-100 scale, but the threshold should be chosen deliberately based on the anchor profile and toxicity signals. PBN or link-farm footprints may warrant flagging below 60, and the threshold should never be lowered just to force a flag count.

Does flagging a backlink as toxic submit a disavow file to Google?▼

No, marking a link as toxic only queues it for a disavow review inside the platform. It does not generate or submit a disavow file to Google, which remains a separate manual step.