Doverity Agent Skills
Add Doverity Agent Skills to Claude Code, Codex, or another AI agent so it can run repeatable SEO workflows with live Doverity data.
Doverity Agent Skills let you hand repeatable SEO workflows to your AI agent.
Run a slash command when you need keyword research, clustering, competitor analysis, link prospecting, or project setup. The skill gives your agent the workflow instructions.
You stay in charge of strategy. Your agent uses Doverity data and the skill instructions to return a recommendation, plan, or shortlist.
Set up Doverity Agent Skills
On Claude Code, the Doverity plugin sets up the MCP server and all nine skills together in a single install, and Codex CLI gets the same treatment from its plugin. Any other agent — or a preference for choosing skills one at a time — needs the two manual steps below.
MCP connects your agent to Doverity data. Skills tell your agent which SEO workflow to run.
Start here
- SEO Project Setup: save your goals, positioning, competitors, and key pages to your project context, so every other skill reuses them.
- SEO Coach: choose the next workflow when you are new to SEO or unsure what to run first.
Audit workflows
- SEO Audit: audit a site and get a one-page, plain-language report built around a single next action.
Research workflows
- Keyword Research: find keywords worth targeting and explain why they fit.
- Keyword Clustering: turn keyword lists into page groups, content priorities, and cannibalization checks.
- Competitive Landscape: map who is winning across a market and where your openings are.
- Competitor Analysis: analyze one competitor and turn the research into strategic takeaways.
- Local SEO: audit a Google Business Profile, compare it to local competitors, and map Maps visibility around a location.
Promotion workflows
- Link Prospecting: find qualified outreach prospects and the angle that makes each one relevant.
Learn more about skills
Doverity uses the same SKILL.md pattern supported by modern AI agents. To learn how skills work in your agent, read:
Read the actual skills
These pages explain what each skill is for. The source instructions live in GitHub: