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Meta Machinist

Generate all the SEO boilerplate so you never forget an og:image again

Open Graph tags, Twitter Cards, structured data, canonical URLs, XML sitemaps, and robots rules show up on every launch checklist. This recipe crawls your site and generates the core technical SEO package without the usual copy-paste grind.

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PROMPT

Create a skill called "Meta Machinist". When I give you a website URL or list of pages, crawl the content and generate the core technical SEO boilerplate for every page. Include: meta title and description, Open Graph tags (title, description, image, type, url), Twitter Card tags, JSON-LD structured data using the appropriate schema.org type per page, an XML sitemap with URLs and optional lastmod values, robots.txt guidance, and canonical URL tags. Output an HTML snippet per page ready to paste into the head tag. Validate the structured data and flag issues that may block rich results. If I provide target keywords, use them as guidance rather than forcing awkward copy.

How It Works

Give your Claw a site URL or a list of pages, and it generates the core

technical SEO boilerplate for each page: meta titles and descriptions,

Open Graph and Twitter tags, JSON-LD structured data, canonical URLs, an

XML sitemap, and robots guidance.

What You Get

  • Meta title and description for every page
  • Open Graph tags (og:title, og:description, og:image, og:type, og:url)
  • Twitter Card tags with sensible fallbacks
  • JSON-LD structured data per page (Organization, LocalBusiness, Article, Product, FAQ, BreadcrumbList — chosen from page content)
  • XML sitemap with URLs and optional lastmod values
  • robots.txt suggestions with sensible defaults
  • Canonical URL tags to reduce duplicate-content issues
  • HTML snippet per page ready to paste into your head tag
  • Validation notes for structured-data issues that may block rich results

Setup Steps

  1. Give your Claw a staging URL, live URL, or list of pages with descriptions
  2. Optionally provide target keywords per page
  3. Your Claw crawls the content and generates the tags
  4. Review and adjust titles, descriptions, and schema choices where needed
  5. Add the approved output to your site and validate

Tips

  • Run this before launch so link previews and search snippets are not an afterthought
  • Structured-data suggestions should match the actual page content, not wishful markup
  • Re-run after major content changes so metadata and sitemaps stay current
  • Keep titles and descriptions clear first; keyword targets are a constraint, not the whole job
Tags:#web-design#seo#meta-tags#structured-data