SEOBolt checks the classic SEO basics plus the new AI-search surface inside the crawler: OpenAI crawler access, llms.txt, structured data, entity clarity, and MCP fix plans your coding agent can apply.
Crawler-backed checks, not marketing copy: audits now emit AI Search issues into dashboard reports, fix plans, REST API responses, and MCP tools.
Crawl the site and check both search-engine and AI-search readiness.
Group issues by severity, affected URLs, and fix impact.
Send the fix plan to Claude, Cursor, or Codex over MCP.
Re-crawl and confirm crawler access, metadata, and score improved.
Traditional SEO still matters, but AI search adds new failure modes: blocked AI crawlers, missing entity context, thin llms.txt files, and pages that answer engines cannot cite. SEOBolt reports those as first-class audit issues with fix templates.
seo_start_crawl({ projectId })
seo_fix_plan({ projectId })
# Agent applies fixes to the repo
seo_start_crawl({ projectId })
seo_audit({ projectId })Every issue links back to the exact page and ships with fix guidance your agent can use.
The MCP server exposes audit, issues, fix-plan, and re-crawl tools to coding agents.
After fixes land, SEOBolt crawls again so you can prove the score and AI-search readiness improved.
An AI SEO audit evaluates how effectively AI search engines (like ChatGPT Search, Perplexity, and Claude) can crawl, parse, understand, and cite your site's content, entity structure, pricing, and features.
SEOBolt provides an MCP server and REST API that output structured fix plans with code snippets. Coding agents like Claude, Cursor, or Codex can read these fix plans, patch your repo files, and run re-crawls to verify score improvements.
AI SEO builds on traditional technical SEO (crawlability, indexability, metadata) by adding AI crawler verification (OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot), /llms.txt audit, and structured Schema.org entity metadata to maximize AI answer engine citations.
Check your homepage for AI search access, llms.txt quality, crawler rules, structured data, Open Graph, canonical tags, and the first fixes to apply.
Run the audit