akii-technologies-ltd/akii-seo-ai-search-optimizer

This is a free Claude Code plugin from Akii Technologies that bundles a set of SEO and AI-search-optimization tools into the Claude Code agent. SEO is the older discipline of getting pages to rank in Google's blue links, while AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) and GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) are newer terms for getting pages cited or referenced by ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Copilot, and Google's AI Overviews. The plugin runs entirely inside the user's terminal or IDE through Claude Code. Installation is done with the /plugin command, either from Anthropic's community marketplace or directly from this GitHub repo. Once installed, the plugin adds three categories of capability. There are 15 skills that activate automatically when the user asks about a related topic, including a full SEO audit, technical SEO checks for Core Web Vitals and crawlability, on-page optimization, broken-link finding, schema markup generation (JSON-LD), keyword clustering, AEO chunk auditing, GEO rewrites based on a Princeton method the README says gives a 40 percent AI-visibility lift, and an llms.txt generator. The second category is five autonomous agents that the user can hand a full multi-step task to: an SEO Auditor that produces a scored report, a Content Strategist, a Competitor Analyzer, an AI Visibility Analyzer that maps weaknesses per AI engine with a 30-day fix plan, and a Schema Generator for bulk JSON-LD. The third category is eight quick slash commands such as /ai-visibility-score, /create-topic, /create-content, /generate-schema, /keyword-cluster, /seo-check, /translate-content, and /generate-llms-txt. The plugin works standalone using Claude's built-in WebFetch, WebSearch, Read, Glob, Grep, and Bash tools. If the user has also connected third-party MCP servers (Ahrefs, Apify, DataForSEO, or PageSpeed Insights via an AKII_PSI_KEY environment variable), the skills detect them and pull in real backlink, search-console, and Core Web Vitals data instead of estimates. The README states that no extra configuration is required and that skills degrade gracefully when an MCP is missing. The author is open about the upsell. A comparison table shows that the free plugin covers one-shot audits, schema, AEO and GEO, content generation, keyword clustering, and a single AI-visibility proxy estimate, while the paid Akii platform adds continuous 24/7 multi-engine tracking, alerts, multi-brand dashboards, team roles, historical reporting, and automated PR or commit deploys. The plugin itself is MIT licensed.