Pre-launch check
Review SEO basics, structured data, speed, and exposed keys on AI-assisted sites.
OpenFree, local tools help you run practical checks. Everything you enter stays in your browser.
Review SEO basics, structured data, speed, and exposed keys on AI-assisted sites.
OpenDownload project rules for SEO, accessibility, and tests in your stack.
OpenBuild a map of important pages and download it for your site.
OpenReview schema.org markup and preview a search snippet.
OpenCheck access and crawl rules for search and AI bots.
OpenPreview how a page may appear in Google and Yandex.
OpenMatch old and new URLs before a migration.
In developmentPlan the path from brief and outline to draft and editorial review.
In developmentA selection of skills from open repositories, plus an original SurfUp skill.
Each local checklist guides a manual review; it does not replace a website audit.
Follow internal links to key pages and check the final URL.
Compare the source HTML, metadata, accessibility, and visible content.
Record the issue, its owner, and the follow-up check.
URL and response status Check
Title and description Check
Links and calls to action Check
Download an editable starter AGENTS.md and adapt it to your repository.
# Project rules - Read the existing code and repository instructions before changing files. - Keep changes scoped to the requested outcome. - Never expose secrets, personal data, or production credentials. - Verify the changed behavior and report what was not verified. - Preserve a clear rollback path for production changes.
Manual pages keep entered context only in the current browser tab.
Save the URL, date, response status, and a screenshot of any important defect.
Recheck the page in the same environment and record what changed.
Practical articles and guides by SurfUp.
How to tell whether a traffic drop comes from a Google update, seasonality or a site fault. 2026 update timeline, a six-question check and a plan for the first 14 days.
ReadDemand for deposits fell 75%, traffic 37%; for cards demand −35%, traffic −63%. How to reconcile traffic with demand and not blame the site for the market.
ReadOur version of the semantic cocoon: topic boundary, audience voice, decision path, page roles, internal linking and briefs. Step by step, with an example.
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