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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Populates shared project context with site scope, goals, positioning, competitors, key pages, and preferences. Includes MCP checks and Search Console intake.
Organizes an SEO project's positioning, preferences, goals, and working notes. Includes MCP checks and intake of Search Console data.
Detect, validate, or generate Schema.org JSON-LD for a supplied page or entity. Use only when structured data or rich-result markup is requested.
Reviews existing XML sitemaps or creates new ones using industry templates. Validates formatting, URL entries, and overall structure.
Diagnose search-experience and intent mismatches using SERP page types, user stories, and persona scoring. Use when ranking problems appear intent- or layout-driven.
Audit technical SEO across crawlability, indexability, security, URLs, mobile, Core Web Vitals, rendering, structured data, and IndexNow. Exclude content strategy and backlinks.
Validates pages against technical SEO requirements.
Use when creating or updating HTML pages, article detail pages, metadata, schema markup, canonical URLs, social sharing tags, sitemap entries, or Vietnamese SEO content in this repo.
Looks up real-time availability at Seoul's Ttareungi public bicycle stations. Searches by station name or nearby coordinates and reports available bikes and empty docks.
Retrieves current crowding and population information for 121 Seoul hotspots. Supports questions about how busy places such as Gangnam Station and Hongdae are at the moment.
Retrieves live Seoul subway arrival information from the official Seoul Open Data API. Helps answer when trains will arrive and which trains are approaching a station.
Resolves Seoul administrative neighborhood names to canonical place IDs using official names and permitted deterministic aliases. Reads ASK Seoul's weather_place_risk_window product through the hosted k-skill proxy without requiring a user API key or place ID.
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