Run an audit on [website] with the Reaudit MCP, propose SEO and GEO fixes for the critical issues, and open a pull request on our connected GitHub repo with the changes — meta tags, schema markup, robots.txt rules for AI crawlers, llms.txt. Summarize each change in the PR description so the team can review and merge.
Use case 04 / Reporting & Automation · Only on Reaudit
GitHub Auto-Fix PRs for SEO & GEO Issues
Your agent finds the issues and opens the pull request that fixes them.
The workflow prompt
Paste it into your agent. Fill in the brackets.
Works with any MCP-connected agent, such as Claude, Cursor or Windsurf. Replace the bracketed details with your project information before running.
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What it does
What this workflow does for you.
Most audits die in a backlog because the findings never become code. This closes the loop: the agent audits the site, generates the actual fixes, and opens a reviewable pull request — turning "23 issues found" into "1 PR awaiting review".
Everything ships through your normal code review process. Nothing lands on the site without a human approving the diff.
What you get
- 01Audit with critical issues identified
- 02Concrete code fixes: meta tags, schema, robots.txt, llms.txt
- 03Pull request opened on your connected repo
- 04Per-change explanation in the PR description
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Connect Reaudit MCP to your agent once, paste the prompt and review what comes back.