domain-authority-auditor

Audits domain citation trust against a peer cohort using a 40-item CITE scoring profile.

Updated Jul 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/qaz26688442/bo-car --skill domain-authority-auditor-qaz26688442
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Skill: domain-authority-auditor
Source: https://github.com/qaz26688442/bo-car/tree/main/.agents/skills/domain-authority-auditor
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/qaz26688442/bo-car --skill domain-authority-auditor-qaz26688442

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve? It answers whether a domain is trustworthy, authoritative, and citation-ready by producing a peer-relative CITE score instead of relying on raw third-party metrics like DA or DR in isolation. ## Core Features & Use Cases - 40-Item CITE Profile: Scores Citations, Identity, Trust, and Eminence dimensions with typed pass/partial/fail/unknown/na states and explicit evidence gaps. - Verified Veto Checks: Positively verifies manipulation and penalty vetoes (CITE-T03, T05, T09) that cap or block the final score, with a ceiling of 59 for a single veto. - Peer-Relative Benchmarking: Requires a locked peer cohort, market, entity stage, and domain-type profile (e.g., content-publisher, ecommerce) so absolute thresholds are never applied as universal laws. - Use Case: Audit example.com against five same-stage U.S. SaaS peers as a product-service domain, marking private-console gaps Unknown, and receive a SHIP/FIX/BLOCK verdict with prioritized fixes. ## Quick Start Audit example.com against these five same-stage U.S. SaaS peers using the CITE product-service profile and mark every private-data gap Unknown.

Frequently Asked Questions about domain-authority-auditor

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How do I audit domain authority against competitor websites?▼

Declare one canonical domain, market, entity stage, domain type, and a locked peer cohort with inclusion rules and an evidence window. The audit then evaluates all 40 CITE items relative to that cohort and produces a score with a SHIP, FIX, or BLOCK verdict.

What is the CITE framework for domain trust scoring?▼

CITE is a 40-item peer-relative profile across four dimensions: Citations, Identity, Trust, and Eminence, each with 10 items. Items score pass, partial, fail, unknown, or na, and three veto items (T03, T05, T09) can cap or block the final score.

When should I use domain authority audit vs content quality audit?▼

Use domain authority auditing for whole-domain trust and citation credibility against peers. Use a content quality auditor for page-level content assessment, and an offsite signal analyzer for backlink profiling without a gate verdict.

Can a domain fail the audit because it is new or has private WHOIS?▼

No. Domain youth, privacy-protected WHOIS, low absolute volume, and missing private-console access cannot by themselves fail a veto. Vetoes require positively verified evidence such as a confirmed manual action or manipulation network.

What happens when backlink or search console data is unavailable?▼

Affected items are marked Unknown rather than failed, and no comparable total score is emitted. The audit returns NEEDS_INPUT with an UNDECIDED verdict until the missing applicable evidence is supplied.

Does the CITE score predict AI engine citations?▼

No. CITE is advisory and does not predict whether an answer engine will cite the domain. It measures citation-trust signals relative to a declared peer cohort at one observation date.