seo-schema
by AgriciDanielseo-schema helps detect, validate, and generate Schema.org structured data with JSON-LD preferred. Use it for schema selection, rich-result checks, and fixing common markup issues on SEO content pages.
This skill scores 76/100 because it offers a real, triggerable workflow for schema.org detection, validation, and JSON-LD generation, making it useful for agents that need structured-data guidance without starting from scratch. Directory users should see it as a solid install candidate with clear SEO utility, though some adoption caveats remain because the repository lacks companion scripts, references, and a compact install-oriented overview.
- Strong triggerability: explicit use cases like "schema", "structured data", "rich results", "JSON-LD", and "markup" are named in frontmatter.
- Operationally useful workflow: the body includes concrete steps for detection and validation, including checks for JSON-LD, Microdata, RDFa, required properties, and common schema errors.
- Good agent leverage: it includes schema type status guidance and points to ready-to-use templates, which can reduce guesswork for schema generation.
- No support files or references are present in the repo tree, so users may have to rely on the SKILL.md content alone.
- The frontmatter description is very short and the install decision page would benefit from clearer quick-start guidance and examples of expected inputs/outputs.
Overview of seo-schema skill
The seo-schema skill helps you detect, validate, and generate Schema.org structured data with JSON-LD as the preferred output. It is a good fit for SEO editors, technical SEOs, content teams, and agents that need to turn a page URL or page brief into usable markup without guessing which schema type applies.
What users usually care about is simple: can this page earn rich-result eligibility, is the markup valid, and is the schema type still safe to recommend. The seo-schema skill is useful because it combines detection, validation, and type-status guidance instead of only writing boilerplate JSON-LD. That makes it more practical than a generic prompt for seo-schema for SEO Content work.
What seo-schema is best for
Use the seo-schema skill when you need help with page-level markup for articles, products, organizations, local businesses, videos, events, and similar common entities. It is especially helpful when the input is messy: a live URL, partial content, or a rough page intent that needs schema selection.
What it checks before output
The skill is designed to look for JSON-LD first, then Microdata and RDFa if needed, and to validate common schema problems such as missing @context, invalid @type, placeholder text, relative URLs, and bad date formats. That means the seo-schema guide is not just for generation; it is also for QA.
Important fit limits
This is not a broad SEO strategy tool and not a substitute for manual policy judgment. If you need custom business rules, deep content modeling, or multi-page site architecture, use it as a markup helper rather than a full SEO system.
How to Use seo-schema skill
Install and open the right files
Start with the seo-schema install step in your skill runner, then read SKILL.md first. For this repository, there are no supporting scripts or reference folders, so the skill file itself is the main source of truth. Also check LICENSE.txt if you need reuse context.
Give it a usable input brief
The skill works best when your prompt includes the target URL, page type, and the business goal of the page. For example: “Audit this article page for schema and output JSON-LD if valid” is stronger than “add schema.”
Good inputs usually include:
- page URL or raw HTML
- content type, such as Article, Product, or LocalBusiness
- canonical name, author, date, location, price, or offer details
- whether the goal is validation, generation, or repair
Turn a rough request into a complete prompt
For seo-schema usage, describe the page and the output you want in one sentence, then add the facts the markup must preserve. Example: “Use seo-schema to detect the best schema type for this product page, validate the current markup, and return corrected JSON-LD using absolute URLs only.”
Workflow that improves output quality
Start with detection, then validation, then generation only if the page has enough facts to support it. If the page lacks a clear entity, ask the skill to identify the best-supported schema type and list missing fields before writing markup. That reduces invented properties and weak rich-result claims.
seo-schema skill FAQ
Is seo-schema only for JSON-LD?
JSON-LD is the preferred format, but the skill can also detect Microdata and RDFa. In practice, the seo-schema skill is most useful when you want JSON-LD output or a clean migration away from older markup formats.
Do I need technical SEO experience to use it?
No, but better inputs produce better markup. Beginners can use the skill for a single page if they provide the page purpose and source content. Technical users will get more value when validating edge cases, unsupported types, or existing markup conflicts.
When should I not use seo-schema?
Do not use it when you do not know the page entity or when the content is too thin to justify structured data. If the page is a placeholder, an internal draft, or lacks stable facts, the skill can still identify gaps, but it should not force schema where none belongs.
How is this different from a normal prompt?
A normal prompt often only writes markup. The seo-schema skill adds detection, type-status awareness, and validation rules, which lowers the chance of publishing broken or outdated schema. That is the main reason to install it instead of improvising each time.
How to Improve seo-schema skill
Provide the facts the markup cannot invent
The biggest quality gain comes from supplying exact page facts: entity name, author, date, organization details, product price, availability, or location. The seo-schema skill can only produce strong schema when the underlying page data is specific and stable.
Specify the target schema outcome
If you already know the page intent, say so. For example, “This is a NewsArticle with a named author and published date” is better than asking for “SEO schema.” Clear intent helps the skill avoid over-marking or choosing a weaker type.
Ask for validation before generation
A useful seo-schema guide pattern is: “First validate the current markup, then suggest fixes, then generate a clean version.” This is especially valuable when editing existing pages because the biggest failures are often missing required fields, wrong URLs, or mismatched types.
Iterate from warnings, not just code
If the first output flags a deprecated or unsupported type, do not ignore that warning. Update the page facts, remove placeholders, and rerun the skill with cleaner source data. The best seo-schema for SEO Content results come from correcting the content model, not just rewriting JSON-LD syntax.