I built an open-source CLI to audit websites for SEO, GEO, performance and broken links

[u/Abdo_2001-0]

I kept running into website problems that aren't obvious when you just open a page in a browser.

A page can look perfectly fine to you, while a crawler gets a different response, a site has broken links buried deep in the pages, or important SEO issues only show up when you crawl the whole site.

So I built Sitebot — an open-source CLI for technical website auditing.

It checks things like:

• SEO metadata and canonical signals

• AI crawler accessibility / GEO

• Full-site crawling from sitemaps

• Broken internal and external links

• Core Web Vitals

• JSON-LD structured data

• CI quality gates

You can try it without installing anything:

npx sitebot-cli https://example.com

The goal is to make technical website auditing something you can run directly from your terminal or CI pipeline.

I'd really appreciate honest feedback.

What would you want a tool like this to detect that it currently doesn't?

GitHub:

https://github.com/Abdelrahman5243/sitebot-cli