Brett Lindenberg 🐊

Massive new Initial Commit skill drop! An 89-file behemoth! initialcommit.co/library/ski… Most SEO tools tell you what to do. /seo does it: each run measures your site, ranks every possible action on one scale (fix a wrong claim, repair a broken redirect, refresh a page sitting at position 8, consolidate duplicates, write the next piece, build a free tool, get cited by ChatGPT), and executes the single best one. It scores its own past actions against your site's real numbers, so a month in, it knows which moves work on your site and which don't. - One action per run. Ranks every possible fix, refresh, and new piece on one scale, does the winner. - Learns from results. Scores past actions against real Search Console data and adjusts. - Truth check. Finds live pages that contradict your pricing, features, or facts, and fixes them first. - Answer-engine visibility. What ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and AI Overviews say and cite. - Whole-site census. Every URL judged. Pruning scores like publishing. - Outside-in demand. Reddit, Hacker News, on-site search, competitors, seasonality. - Weekly deltas. Competitor pages and keywords, lost backlinks, inbound 404s, unlinked mentions. - Internal link finder. Pages that mention a topic but don't link to the page that ranks for it. - Files, CMS, or database. Database fixes ship as migrations or drafts. - Runs on Search Console alone. Suggests new data sources along with what each added connection unlocks. You basically just run /seo repeatedly. Daily. Multiple times a day. Weekly. On a /loop. Whatever you want. It just constantly improves your SEO. On the content-production front, it's optimized for a TON of content types... Editorial - Pillar guide - How-to / tutorial - Listicle / roundup - Definition / answer page - Comparison - Data study / original research - Resource / template library - Opinion - Case study / teardown Programmatic - /alternatives/[competitor] - /for/[use-case] and /for/[audience] - /compare/[a]-vs-[b] - /playbooks/[topic] - /tools/[axis], one tool template across an entity axis - Plus twelve playbooks for the data side: templates, curation, conversions, comparisons, examples, locations, personas, integrations, glossary, translations, directory, profiles Free tools (interactive, built and shipped) - Calculator - Generator - Analyzer / checker - Tester / preview - Lookup / database - Converter / formatter - Quiz / assessment Not new content, but output - Corrections and refreshes to existing pages - Schema / JSON-LD - llms.txt, robots and sitemap fixes - Social drafts, outreach and directory briefs I've been running various iterations of this a dozen times a day for months.