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El Fin del SEO Manual: Auditorías Automáticas con IA

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The video demos an open-source “Cloud SEO” repository/plugin that automates website SEO audits with multiple specialist agents (subagents) running on a Cloud platform (Cloud Code / Cloud Desktop / Cloud in VS Code). It’s presented as a hands-on tutorial: install the tool, run an audit against a site, inspect the multi-agent report and generated HTML output, and produce a machine-readable fix specification that can be handed to other agents or developers.

Key technological concepts and components

  • Multi-agent/subagent architecture

    • Several specialist agents run in parallel (technical, visual, markup, performance, content/E-E-A-T, competitor analysis).
    • Each agent produces partial outputs that are merged into a final audit.
  • Browser automation

    • Uses a Playwright-like plugin and requires a browser environment so agents can open pages, take screenshots, navigate, and download files during audits.
  • Dependencies

    • Python and browser automation tooling are installed as part of setup.
  • Cloud integration

    • Designed as a plugin for the Cloud platform (works from Cloud Code / Cloud Desktop / VS Code).
    • Leverages Cloud’s “dangerous skill/permissions” to allow browsing and file access.
  • Outputs and data sources

    • Combined SEO score (example: 71/100), prioritized action list, HTML audit report(s), and a generated spec file (e.g., spec_seofixes) listing step-by-step fixes.
    • Considers multiple signals beyond Google, including LLM outputs (ChatGPT) and information retrieval tools (Perplexity).

Product features & capabilities

  • Full-site audits or targeted audits (single page, images-only, sitemap/schema-only, technical only).
  • Launch multiple specialist agents to parallelize checks and speed results.
  • Generate visual HTML reports with graphs and prioritized lists.
  • Produce a machine-readable “spec” of fixes that can be passed to other agents/tools (Copilot, Cloud Code, GPT) or given to developers.
  • Save reports and artifacts into a dedicated folder; can be run inside a project or a separate analysis folder.
  • Checks include on-page content, markup/schema, sitemap/robots, Core Web Vitals/UX, image optimization, indexing considerations, and taxonomy related to E-E-A-T or ranking signals.

Tutorial / usage guide (steps shown in the video)

  1. Install the repository/plugin (commands differ by OS; Linux/Mac copy-paste script; Windows alternative shown).
  2. Create and cd into a dedicated folder for the audit (recommended).
  3. Run the Cloud CLI command with the “Dangerous Skill Permissions” flag to allow browsing/screenshot/file access.
  4. Use the /seo commands — e.g., seo audit <URL> — or targeted commands like images/sitemap/schema.
  5. Observe multiple subagents running in parallel and producing outputs; wait for the final combined audit score and report.
  6. Open generated HTML report(s) to review results and prioritized action items.
  7. Generate the specification file of fixes (spec_seofixes) and hand it off to a code agent or developer to implement.
  8. Re-run audits after fixes to track improvement.

Practical outcomes / reviewer’s experience

  • The presenter ran the tool on their own site and documented a notable improvement: an initial audit score of ~20/100 improved to ~70/100 after implementing fixes.
  • The tool helped identify missing basics (robots/robots.txt, XML sitemap/RSS, markup fixes, Core Web Vitals) and produced actionable steps to correct them.

Example combined output shown: combined SEO score (e.g., 71/100), prioritized action list, HTML audit reports, and a spec_seofixes file with step-by-step fixes.

Notes, limitations and tips

  • The tool requires broad permissions because agents browse and download; follow security considerations when running on production domains.
  • Recommended to run in an isolated folder so generated files don’t clutter your project.
  • The project is Cloud-specific (plugin for the Cloud ecosystem), though a manual installation path is available for other environments.
  • Documentation lists available skills/commands; audits can be restricted to specific checks (images, technical, etc.).

Sponsor / ancillary product mention

  • DonDominio (domain registrar/service) is briefly promoted: domain search, DNS/SSL/email setup, WordPress installs, transparent pricing and transfer offers (promotional window noted).

Main speakers / sources

  • Video presenter / demo author (unnamed developer who runs the tutorial)
  • The Cloud SEO repository developer (author of the open-source plugin)
  • Cloud platform (Cloud Code / Cloud Desktop / Cloud in VS Code) as the runtime/environment
  • DonDominio (sponsor mentioned)

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