# CopeCheck SEO Lab

Purpose: public SEO, AI crawler and search visibility lab for the CopeCheck network.

Canonical site: https://seo.copecheck.com/
Machine data: https://seo.copecheck.com/data.json
Sitemap: https://seo.copecheck.com/sitemap.xml
RSS updates: https://seo.copecheck.com/feed.xml
Audit tool: https://seo.copecheck.com/tool/

Current public totals:
- Live hosts: 18/19
- Sitemap URLs: 1866
- Oracle entries: 12

Important pages:
- CopeCheck SEO Lab: https://seo.copecheck.com/ - Live public dashboard for the CopeCheck subdomain network, crawl status and SEO rationale.
- Why CopeCheck Uses Subdomains: https://seo.copecheck.com/rationale/ - The topical rationale behind the CopeCheck subdomain network.
- CopeCheck Network Index: https://seo.copecheck.com/subdomains/ - A live crawlable index of the CopeCheck subdomains and their sitemap health.
- Programmatic Content Quality System: https://seo.copecheck.com/quality-system/ - How CopeCheck keeps source-backed programmatic pages away from scaled-content slop.
- Public Search Progress: https://seo.copecheck.com/search-progress/ - The public build log for Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools and crawl visibility.
- Search Console API Control Plane: https://seo.copecheck.com/search-console-api/ - How CopeCheck uses the Search Console API to submit sitemaps, inspect URLs and publish search progress without exposing credentials.
- Free SEO and AI Crawl Checker: https://seo.copecheck.com/tool/ - Run a live SEO audit with indexability, organic traffic outlook, Google AI Search readiness, AI crawler access and competitor SERP checks.
- Google AI Search Readiness: https://seo.copecheck.com/google-ai-search/ - How the SEO checker maps Google's official AI Search guidance into eligibility, snippet, non-commodity content, query fan-out and agentic UX checks.
- CopeCheck SEO Updates: https://seo.copecheck.com/updates/ - A public changelog for CopeCheck SEO work, crawler fixes, sitemap changes, feedback improvements and search visibility experiments.

Recent updates:
- 2026-05-29: Agentic browsing checks added - The audit tool now maps Chrome Lighthouse's experimental agentic browsing guidance into llms.txt fetch behaviour, static WebMCP hints, accessibility-tree basics and a Lighthouse follow-up link.
- 2026-05-15: Organic traffic outlook score added - The audit tool now includes a conservative open-web traffic forecast so clean SEO does not get confused with likely traffic growth.
- 2026-05-15: Google AI Search readiness checks added - The audit tool now tests Google AI Search eligibility, snippet controls, non-commodity content signals, query fan-out coverage and browser-agent readability using Google's latest Search Central guidance.
- 2026-05-14: Cloudflare edge robots checks added - The SEO checker now reads the public Cloudflare edge robots response, detects managed robots/content-signal policy and flags hidden AI crawler block risk.
- 2026-05-14: Feedback popup wired into the SEO tool - Every SEO Lab page now has a feedback popup that stores the page, feedback type and latest audit context for later incorporation.
- 2026-05-14: Shareable audits and competitor re-runs - Audit results now produce a share URL, and competitor results link straight back into the checker so the same query can be run on another domain.
- 2026-05-14: Search Console trend surface added - Clicks, impressions, CTR and page/query movement are visible on the public progress dashboard from the sanitized Search Console snapshot.
- 2026-05-14: Subdomain registry sync documented - The SEO Lab records how new CopeCheck tunnel hosts are pulled into the public network index and sitemap dashboard automatically.

Notes for agents:
- The audit tool checks public robots.txt, sitemap.xml, llms.txt, canonical/meta signals, Google AI Search readiness, Chrome Lighthouse-style agentic browsing readiness, AI crawler policy, Cloudflare edge robots/content-signal behaviour and competitor SERP gaps.
- llms.txt is offered for agent convenience only. Google's AI Search guidance does not require special AI markup or llms.txt, while Chrome Lighthouse's agentic browsing docs now treat llms.txt fetch behaviour as an optional readiness signal for agents.
- Static WebMCP hints are detected from form tool names/descriptions; dynamic WebMCP registration should still be validated in Chrome Lighthouse.
- Cloudflare edge robots responses are treated as the public source of truth because crawlers see the edge, not the origin's private intent.
- Search Console credentials are not exposed here. The public dashboard reads sanitized snapshots only.