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Astro SEO Audit is a free, open-source CLI and Astro integration that checks the HTML your site generates. Audit the whole build or one new page, get an explainable 0–100 score, and block new SEO regressions in CI with HTML, JSON, and SARIF reports.
The idea started because I kept wanting one final SEO check before publishing an Astro page. Titles, descriptions, canonicals, image alt text, structured data, sitemaps... I was repeatedly checking the same things by hand.
Checking source files was not enough either. Astro metadata can come from layouts, components, Markdown, integrations, or content collections. What matters is the HTML that finally reaches the browser and search engines.
So Astro SEO Audit reads the generated build instead.
Features:
• Audit the complete generated site or one newly created page
• Give every audit an explainable 0–100 health score
• Create terminal, JSON, standalone HTML, and SARIF reports
• Add baselines and CI gates that block only newly introduced problems
• Run locally without telemetry, content uploads, or a native binary
I also tried to keep the rules conservative. A missing Open Graph image is useful to know, but the tool will not pretend it prevents indexing. The health score describes the generated site; it is not a Google ranking prediction.
Astro SEO Audit is free, MIT licensed, and open source.
If you build with Astro, I’d especially like feedback on which checks feel useful, which ones feel noisy, and what you would want the tool to inspect next.
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About Astro SEO Audit on Product Hunt
“Audit the HTML your Astro site actually ships”
Astro SEO Audit was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #143 on the daily leaderboard. Astro SEO Audit is a free, open-source CLI and Astro integration that checks the HTML your site generates. Audit the whole build or one new page, get an explainable 0–100 score, and block new SEO regressions in CI with HTML, JSON, and SARIF reports.
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Naman Patel
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Naman, the maker of Astro SEO Audit.
The idea started because I kept wanting one final SEO check before publishing an Astro page. Titles, descriptions, canonicals, image alt text, structured data, sitemaps... I was repeatedly checking the same things by hand.
Checking source files was not enough either. Astro metadata can come from layouts, components, Markdown, integrations, or content collections. What matters is the HTML that finally reaches the browser and search engines.
So Astro SEO Audit reads the generated build instead.
Features:
• Audit the complete generated site or one newly created page
• Give every audit an explainable 0–100 health score
• Check metadata, canonicals, indexability, headings, images, JSON-LD, internal links, sitemaps, and robots.txt
• Create terminal, JSON, standalone HTML, and SARIF reports
• Add baselines and CI gates that block only newly introduced problems
• Run locally without telemetry, content uploads, or a native binary
I also tried to keep the rules conservative. A missing Open Graph image is useful to know, but the tool will not pretend it prevents indexing. The health score describes the generated site; it is not a Google ranking prediction.
Astro SEO Audit is free, MIT licensed, and open source.
If you build with Astro, I’d especially like feedback on which checks feel useful, which ones feel noisy, and what you would want the tool to inspect next.