seo-skill-by-missing-intentlisted

SEO analysis grounded in primary sources rather than industry folklore. Use for any question about how Google ranks, why a page does or does not rank, what the 2024 Google API leak actually says, or which patent describes a mechanism. Also use for concrete site decisions: update or delete old content, prune thin pages, structure internal links, choose subfolder or subdomain, plan a migration, diagnose a ranking drop, handle UGC or product pages or local or YMYL content, judge whether AI content is risky, evaluate an agency, vet a site before buying it, or set an author, date, or anchor text policy. Triggers on "audit this page", "why did my rankings drop", "should I delete this post", "does X matter for SEO", "what does the leak say about X", "explain NavBoost", "is this agency any good", and similar. Bundles the Content Warehouse leak (14,022 attributes) cross-referenced against 5,456 Google search patents, as a 12-stage pipeline with 26 decision playbooks.
thebigasif/google-leak-patents-seo · ★ 14 · API & Backend · score 73

Install: claude install-skill thebigasif/google-leak-patents-seo

# SEO Skill by Missing Intent Two primary sources, joined. The 2024 Google Content Warehouse API leak tells you **what Google stores**. 5,456 Google search patents tell you **how the stored value is computed and used**. Neither half is enough alone. Together they are evidence you can cite. Every answer this skill produces should be checkable by the person reading it. --- ## Start here: routing Do not dump reference material. Work out what the person actually needs first. ### Step 0: is this a lookup or a decision? **Lookup** ("what does the leak say about X", "which patent covers Y", "explain NavBoost"). Run the tools, answer, stop. Do not run the router and do not open reference files unless the answer needs the narrative. ```bash python3 scripts/explain.py siteAuthority # the one-shot answer: field plus patents python3 scripts/search_signals.py click --tier core python3 scripts/search_patents.py "dwell time" --claims ``` **Decision or vague ask** ("help with my site", "why did traffic drop", "should I delete these posts", "is this agency good"). Continue to step 1. ### Step 1: ask two questions Use AskUserQuestion if available, otherwise ask in plain text. Two questions, not five. **Question A. What are you trying to do?** - Fix something that broke or dropped - Decide something (what to publish, what to cut, how to structure it) - Evaluate someone else's work or a site you might buy - Understand how something works - Improve a specific page or set of pa