seo 0.15.2 → 0.16.1

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  {
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  "name": "seo",
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- "version": "0.15.2",
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+ "version": "0.16.1",
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  "mcpName": "dev.seoskill/seo",
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  "description": "The SEO command for AI agents: a free Google Search Console MCP server and CLI. Reads your real Search Console, Google Analytics and Bing data for traffic drops, quick wins, content decay, cannibalization and indexing, plus DataForSEO and Ahrefs keyword research.",
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  "type": "module",
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  | `seo page --url <url>` | `seo_page` | One URL: live page, index status, queries |
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  | `seo compare --site <site> --date <date>` | `seo_compare` | Before and after a date, with Google updates |
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  | `seo index --site <site>` | `seo_index` | Google's indexing reasons, labelled, and pages that lost their clicks |
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- | `seo research <action>` | `seo_research` | Keywords, SERP, competitors, backlinks, AI answer citations |
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+ | `seo research <action>` | `seo_research` | Keywords, SERP, competitors, backlinks, link gaps, AI answer citations |
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  | `seo data --site <site>` | `seo_data` | Raw Search Console, Bing, Clicky or Google Analytics rows |
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  | `seo crawl --url <url>` | `seo_crawl` | Technical issues across a site |
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  | `seo internal-links --site <site>` or `--url <url>` | `seo_internal_links` | Links to add across a site, or to one page |
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  `.seo/issues.json`, and pass its contents as `saved` with the next `issues`
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  or `mark` call so marks carry over.
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+ ## Google updates
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+ When the person asks whether a Google update hit the site, run
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+ `seo report --site <site> --section google-updates` (`section
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+ "google-updates"`). It compares the latest ranking update's days with the
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+ same days before and says whether that is outside the site's normal
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+ movement. `--end-date` (`end_date`) picks an earlier update. Report it as
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+ timing, never as the cause.
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  ## Indexing reasons each week
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  `seo index` inspects known URLs in a fixed order (lost-click pages, Search