Librecrawl — Claude Code MCP server: SEO audit
This MCP server audits a site for technical SEO issues and ranks findings by impact. Use it to plan fixes and check the site again after changes ship.
Open on GitHubWhat Librecrawl — Technical SEO Audit MCP Server does
The Claude Code plugin connects to the hosted Sitewalk server and adds an SEO agent. It audits a site, prioritizes fixes, drafts a plan for WordPress, Next.js, Shopify, or a static site, and offers to apply the changes. The agent can check the site again after you ship them.
The server is built on LibreCrawl; its description lists WAF detection and more than 50 checks. To use it in Claude Code, add the Sitewalk marketplace and install the plugin. This setup connects to the hosted server rather than running the crawl engine locally.
What it helps with
- audit a site for technical SEO issues
- rank SEO findings by impact
- draft a fix plan for a WordPress or Next.js project
- recheck a site after SEO changes ship
Example prompts for the agent
- Audit my site for technical SEO issues and rank the fixes by impact.
- Draft a technical SEO fix plan for this Next.js project.
- Check the site again after I apply the SEO fixes.
How to install Librecrawl — Technical SEO Audit MCP Server
Install
The MCP registry has no launch command for it: see the repository README
Step by step, with commands for each platform: How to add an MCP server to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Gemini CLI and more
Questions about Librecrawl — Technical SEO Audit MCP Server
How do I install Librecrawl in Claude Code?
Run these commands in order: /plugin marketplace add adityaarsharma/sitewalk, then /plugin install sitewalk@sitewalk.
What does Librecrawl do?
It connects Claude Code to Sitewalk for technical SEO audits. The agent prioritizes findings and prepares a plan to address them.
Which platforms can its fix plans target?
The description names WordPress, Next.js, Shopify, and static sites.
