website-audit

What This Skill Does

The website-audit tool is a comprehensive diagnostic engine designed for OpenClaw users to perform deep-dive technical evaluations of web properties. With a library exceeding 230 specific rules, this skill automatically crawls target URLs to identify bottlenecks and vulnerabilities. It categorizes findings into five distinct pillars: SEO (80+ rules), Performance (40+ rules), Security (35+ rules), Technical (45+ rules), and Content (30+ rules). Beyond raw data collection, the tool leverages LLM-optimized logic to synthesize findings into actionable reports, complete with a standardized 0-100 Health Score. Whether you are managing an enterprise e-commerce platform or a personal blog, this skill provides a clear roadmap for optimization, ensuring your web assets are fast, secure, and search-engine friendly.

Installation

To integrate this utility into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/akkualle/akkualle-audit-website

Ensure that you have sufficient permissions within your environment, as the skill may require network connectivity to crawl external domains.

Use Cases

• SEO Audits: Identify missing metadata, duplicate content, or canonicalization issues before they impact search rankings.
• Performance Tuning: Pinpoint slow assets, unoptimized scripts, or server response bottlenecks.
• Security Patching: Quickly discover insecure headers, outdated library risks, and common web vulnerabilities.
• Quality Assurance: Verify that a staging site meets technical standards before a major deployment.
• Client Reporting: Generate standardized reports with a clear Health Score to communicate web quality to stakeholders.

Example Prompts

1. "Perform a full website audit for https://mybusiness.com and prioritize the top 5 issues that are negatively impacting my SEO performance."
2. "Run a security-focused audit on https://shop.example.com and list all detected vulnerabilities along with suggested remediation steps."
3. "Execute an audit on my site and export the results as JSON so I can feed the metrics into our internal performance dashboard."

Tips & Limitations

To get the most value, run the audit periodically to track improvements in your Health Score. Note that large sites with thousands of subpages may take longer to crawl; for deep analysis of massive domains, consider auditing specific subdirectories first. Always verify the results against manual testing if the audit flags critical security vulnerabilities, as automated tools provide a first line of defense but not a replacement for comprehensive penetration testing. Ensure you have authorization before running audits on external websites you do not own.