seo-and-blog

To run an SEO audit, initiate the task on a target domain. The system identifies the correct sub-skill, executes the audit, and automatically routes the output to a domain-scoped workspace under the Content & SEO/ folder for traceability.

Managing SEO planning and blog writing without fragmented tools requires an orchestration layer that routes tasks to specific sub-skills. This approach centralizes outputs like audits, plans, and blogs into domain-scoped workspaces, ensuring consistency.

Yes, you need an existing SEO audit or plan before starting blog optimization. The system performs prerequisite checks and prompts you to run the required audit or planning sub-skills first if the necessary outputs are missing.

Deterministic routing for SEO content tasks works by identifying the correct sub-skill file when a request is made. The system then executes that specific sub-skill, guaranteeing deterministic results and organizing outputs by domain.

You can prevent cross-domain contamination when managing multiple SEO projects by using domain-scoped workspaces. The system creates per-domain subfolders, isolating outputs and supporting cowork-path conventions.

SEO workflows require prerequisites checks before writing a blog to verify that required outputs like audits or plans exist. If missing, the system prompts you to run them first, ensuring the blog optimization is properly guided.