Good SEO, on a schedule.
Set it loose on your docs, marketing pages, and changelog. SEOlint kept the low-stakes maintenance moving without another dashboard to babysit.
↗An agent watched your site weekly, shipped the fixes, and showed you which ones moved traffic. SEOlint stopped operating in July 2026.
SEOlint was built for teams who knew SEO mattered, but did not want to become SEO people. It turned small technical signals into a steady, visible loop.
A weekly crawl spotted changes, regressions, and pages drifting out of shape.
Every recommendation arrived as a small, reviewable pull request with context.
See what moved after a fix — not just a green checklist that felt good.
A practical set of loops for modern product teams — designed to fit in the tools you already use.
Set it loose on your docs, marketing pages, and changelog. SEOlint kept the low-stakes maintenance moving without another dashboard to babysit.
↗Small diffs. Useful explanations. Humans stayed in the loop.
↗Connect the fix to the signal it was meant to change.
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Try: example.com, or <title>Your page</title>
Your result will appear here with a score and a focused list of fixes.
SEOlint stopped operating in July 2026. We kept this small archive online to document what we learned about automation, taste, and the last mile of SEO.