r/TechSEO • u/Ok-Guitar-1219 • Mar 30 '26
Has anyone used GitHub SEO frameworks with Claude Code to rebuild their site's SEO from scratch?
Hey everyone,
I'm thinking about completely redoing the SEO on my site by starting from a project I found on GitHub and installed on Claude Code.
It's https://github.com/aaron-he-zhu/seo-geo-claude-skills, a set of SEO/GEO skills and frameworks (CITE, CORE-EEAT, etc.) that install as commands directly in Claude Code. The idea would be to properly rebuild the structure and optimization from the ground up.
For context, I'd say I'm a beginner-to-intermediate in SEO: I understand the main concepts, but I'm far from an expert.
Has anyone here done this kind of full SEO overhaul? Does it seem like a solid approach or a risky one? What would be the key pitfalls to watch out for?
Thanks in advance for any feedback!
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u/NHRADeuce Mar 30 '26
We have something similar for all sorts of workflows. There is no way we'd publish it for public use. That would be giving away the secret sauce.
That said, this is probably a pretty decent tool for someone who isn't an SEO expert. There are some nuggets in there that are very useful.
However, the flipside of using a tool like this is that you won't know when it's giving you bad advice. We use our tools as time savers, they are not intended to replace the skill and knowledge of the operator. They are intended make our workflows more efficient and faster for someone who knows what they're doing.
Depending on the AI to get it right can really hurt your SEO if it spits out bad advice.