seo-passlisted

# seo-pass command Apply this command workflow. Treat any text after its invocation as the command input. # Command: SEO Pass ## Goal Run an SEO analysis on a published or draft article, identify the search queries it should rank for, and apply concrete edits — subtitle rewrites, named-entity insertions, internal links, alt text — that improve Google discoverability without compromising voice. ## Usage ``` /seo-pass [filename] ``` - **No parameter**: list the 10 most recently published articles, ask which one to analyze - **With filename**: run the SEO pass on the specified article (matches by partial filename, like `publish-article`) ## Why This Exists The first confirmed Google referral hit was "What Five Coding Agents Taught Me About Building My Own" — a comparative/technical article whose title contains terms recruiters and tooling-curious readers actually search for. Most other articles use intentionally literary titles ("Pull the Lever," "The Squeeze," "Drinking Your Milkshake") that fit the Muriel-Wilkins voice but are invisible to search. The voice rule is firm: titles stay literary. The SEO work happens in places that don't compromise voice — subtitles, body, headers, links, alt text. This skill targets only those levers. ## Definitions **Search intent**: the query a reader would type into Google to land on this article. Articles can have multiple intents — informational ("how does X work"), comparative ("X vs Y"), tooling ("best Y for Z"), problem-solvin