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GeezerVison is showing squirrelscan.com — squirrelscan - The website QA tool for your coding agent The website QA tool for your coding agentsquirrelscan audits your website for SEO, performance, security, accessibility and agent experience issues, and gives your coding agent exact fixes. Install $ Open source (MIT). No account needed. Log in to unlock cloud features.311 Built for coding agentsSkills for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and any coding agent run the audit, fix and re-audit loop. Connect over the CLI, MCP or the API. Smart crawlingFast and memory efficient, incremental with ETag, Last-Modified and content hashing, and resumable from checkpoints. Enriched fixes for you and your coding agentEvery finding says how to fix it, in LLM-optimized output your agent can apply, across 300+ rules in 22 categories. Any agent. One prompt. Zero issues.squirrelscan plugs into the agent you already run. Tell it to fix your site: it audits, applies exact fixes, and re-runs until nothing's left. Nightly audits and a CI gate keep it that way. Works with your agent You, to your coding agent >run squirrelscan and fix every issue until we score 100 $ squirrel audit score 68 · C · 23 issues ✎ 14 fixes: meta, alt text, CSP $ squirrel audit score 84 · B · 9 issues ✎ 9 fixes: links, llms.txt, hreflang $ squirrel audit score 100 · A · 0 issues ✓ goal reached, exit 0 A report worth sharingReadable enough for your team, structured enough for your coding agent. The same report works for both.
Four ways to run itSame audit engine, same report, four front doors: your terminal, your coding agent, the cloud, or MCP. CLIA single binary, zero dependencies. Audit from your terminal and pipe results anywhere. In your agentAn install-on-demand skill for Claude Code, Cursor, and any coding agent. CloudBrowser rendering, AI analysis, and shareable reports, all billed in credits. MCPA local stdio server (squirrel mcp) that exposes the audit engine and cloud features as agent tools. Wiring it into CI? squirrelscan returns CI-friendly exit codes, so you can fail the build on score or severity thresholds. 300+ audit rules and counting22 categories, and every rule comes with a severity and a fix. The website audit tool runs all of them across your site. AccessibilityARIA, focus, landmarks SEO BlockingAd blockers and privacy filters Security Agent Experiencellms.txt, AI crawlers, LLM parsability Agents AnalyticsGTM, consent mode SEO ContentQuality, readability, freshness SEO Core SEOMeta tags, canonical URLs, h1, favicon SEO CrawlRobots.txt, sitemap, indexing SEO E-E-A-TExperience, expertise, trust signals SEO i18nHreflang, lang attribute SEO ImagesAlt text, dimensions, formats SEO Site IntegrityInjected pages, phishing kits, cloaking Security LegalPrivacy, cookies, TOS Security LinksInternal, external, broken links SEO Local SEONAP consistency, geo meta SEO MobileViewport, tap targets SEO PerformanceCore Web Vitals, LCP/CLS/INP Performance ReliabilityBroken scripts, stylesheets and forms Performance SchemaJSON-LD structured data SEO SecurityHTTPS, CSP, leaked secrets Security SocialOpen Graph, Twitter cards SEO URL StructureLength, hyphens, keywords SEO VideoVideoObject schema, accessibility SEO Browse all 300+ rules in the docs Rules are continuously updated. Run Go further in the cloudSigned out, your CLI runs a full audit locally, for free. Log in and squirrelscan enriches it in the cloud, on credits. Browser renderingAudit JavaScript-heavy sites and SPAs with a real headless browser. AI page analysisLLM parsability scoring and E-E-A-T authority signals on the pages that matter. Technology detection385 fingerprints: CMS, frameworks, CDNs, analytics, payments, and security. Site profileProType, audience, identity, socials, and domain age, used to keep rules relevant. Dead-link checkingExternal links verified against a shared global cache. Editor's summaryProA Claude-written exec summary with the big-ticket items and deltas since last run. Publish & dashboardAuto-publish shareable reports at your own squirrel.report address with score history over time. Scheduled auditsRe-run on autopilot from the dashboard. Free schedules one site weekly, Pro goes daily on every site. Signed out, or with --offline, local audits run free. How the cloud works Local CLI audits are free signed out or with --offline. Signed in, audits run on credits.A signed-in squirrel audit spends 50 credits plus 2 per audited page and adds AI analysis, dead-link checks, and published reports. Local CLI audits are free signed out or with --offline. Free includes about 5 audits a month, Pro about 30 for $19/month.
Enterprise: contact usCustom contracts and invoiced billing for larger teams. A typical 25-page audit costs 100 credits. See what credits buy From the nutshellThe knowledge base: generative engine optimization, AI crawlers, MCP servers, and how squirrelscan compares to the crawlers you already use. Best Generative Engine Optimization Tools: 15 Ranked and PricedFifteen GEO tools ranked by what one tracked AI answer costs, every price read on the vendor's own page. Best SEO MCP Servers: 11 Checked, With Prices and SetupEleven SEO MCP servers sorted by the job they do: keyword and backlink data, your own Google data, or a crawl of your site. Price, sign-in and scope read from each vendor's own docs. Screaming Frog Alternatives: Free, Open Source and Paid Crawlers, PricedThe free and open source crawlers first, then the paid desktop and cloud ones, each priced from the vendor's own page, and the case for a CLI that runs in CI instead of a GUI you open by hand. Generative engine optimization checker: test your whole site, not one URLRun a generative engine optimization check across your whole site from the terminal, see how six free checkers did on the same site, and get the rule-by-rule checklist with a CI gate. From the blogUpdates, guides, and thoughts on website auditing, SEO, and building tools for AI workflows. ![]() We Scanned 3 Months of Product Hunt Launches for Security IssuesWe audited three months of Product Hunt launches and found 69 sites leaking real credentials or user data, from a live Stripe secret key to database admin keys. Plus security basics, dead sites and what votes predict. ![]() Turns Out Detecting Broken Links Is Haaaard. Meet squirrel perch.Our old link checker cried wolf on links that worked fine. We rebuilt link checking for a web that hates robots, so a broken link in your report is far more likely to be really broken. ![]() Introducing the Entity Map: Your Site's Structured Data as One GraphEvery squirrelscan audit now collapses your site's JSON-LD into one graph, so you can see whether you declare one organization or a new one on every page, and hand the fix to your coding agent. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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