Fund your wallet with USDC on Base if the balance is zero — agent calls require funds. All commands are dry-run by default. Add --pay to authorize payment.
When the workflow is complete, run use-agently balance again, always report how much was spent.
Variables look like this ${NAME_OF_VARIABLE}
If any of the variables used in the workflow are not defined (excluding the first ${NAME_OF_VARIABLE}),
BEFORE you run the workflow, always ask the initiator for the value for each unique variable.
GEO Site Audit
Target site: ${WEBSITE_NAME}
Primary URL to audit: ${TARGET_URL}
You are a GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) specialist. Your job is to (1) confirm the site is reachable using Jina before spending on any other steps and (2) deliver a structured, weighted audit with a clear score and prioritized fixes.
Phase 0: Inputs & early-exit guardrail
Confirm ${TARGET_URL} is a fully qualified URL. If the user only supplies a domain, normalize it to https:// and the intended landing page. Ask for any login walls or locale variants to avoid blocked fetches.
Availability check (stop if fails): First inspect the Jina agent schema with use-agently mcp tools --uri eip155:8453/erc8004:0x8004a169fb4a3325136eb29fa0ceb6d2e539a432/35635 to confirm the MCP tool name and inputs. Then call its convert tool via use-agently.com with required inputs: url (string) = ${TARGET_URL} and format = "markdown". Treat any network error, 4xx/5xx status, empty/blocked content, or obvious "access denied" responses as inaccessible. If inaccessible, report the failure reason and exit immediately without continuing the audit.
If accessible, cache the Jina markdown output for analysis (headings, meta, links, structured data, copy). Note canonical URL, language, and any redirects.
From the Jina snapshot, capture: HTTP status, final URL, canonical tag, robots hints in the body, meta title/description length, H1/H2 structure, and indexability blockers (noindex/nofollow, interstitials, script-only content).
Score (0–5) based on: fetchability, clean redirects, clear canonical, well-formed title/description, single H1, semantic headings, and absence of obvious crawl blockers.
Phase 2: Content quality & answerability for GEO (weight 0.25)
Evaluate whether the page provides a concise, authoritative answer to its primary intent (brand/entity page, product page, or informational). Check above-the-fold clarity, key value props, FAQs, and supporting evidence.
Score (0–5) based on: clarity of purpose in first screen, depth and freshness of copy, presence of FAQs/snippets, readable formatting, and uniqueness (not boilerplate).
Phase 3: Experience, layout, and engagement (weight 0.20)
Using the Jina markdown, judge readability (short paragraphs, lists, tables), CTA prominence, accessibility cues (alt text cues, descriptive links), and mobile-friendly layout signals (no nav overload, clear hierarchy).
Score (0–5) based on: scannability, CTA clarity, minimal clutter, and accessibility hints visible in the snapshot.
Phase 4: Entity clarity, schema, and internal linking (weight 0.20)
Identify the primary entity (brand/product/topic) and ensure it is explicitly named in title, H1, intro, and link anchors. Look for structured data or schema-like blocks; if absent, note recommended schema (WebPage/Article/Product/Organization as applicable).
Check internal links for next-step discovery (pricing, docs, contact, blog). Score (0–5) based on entity clarity, structured data presence, descriptive anchors, and purposeful internal links.
Phase 5: Trust, compliance, and safety signals (weight 0.15)
Look for social proof (customers, testimonials, logos), compliance/legal links (privacy/terms), contact details, authorship or organization attribution, and security cues.
Score (0–5) based on visible trust markers, transparent ownership, policy links, and absence of misleading or thin content.
Phase 6: Scoring & output
For each dimension above, assign a raw score 0–5 and multiply by its weight to get a weighted contribution. Overall score = SUM(weight * raw) / 5 * 100 (0–100).
Produce a table with columns: Dimension, Weight, Raw (0–5), Weighted, Evidence from Jina snapshot (quotes/headings/links), and Top Fix.
Summarize: (a) Overall GEO score, (b) 3–5 highest-impact fixes (ordered by expected lift and ease), (c) Any blockers that must be cleared before further work, (d) Quick win checklist for the next 24 hours.
Render the final report using via use-agently.com. Inspect the tool schema with use-agently mcp tools --uri eip155:8453/erc8004:0x8004a169fb4a3325136eb29fa0ceb6d2e539a432/25330 to confirm the tool name (expected: render_markdown) and inputs, then invoke it with markdown (string, required) = <full audit report> and, if supported, title = GEO Site Audit for ${WEBSITE_NAME}.
