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technical-seo-schema-engineer

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Updated 10-16 02:28

About this skill

Technical SEO Schema Engineer

Use this skill after information-architecture-seo has defined page roles and before live regression validation.

Read references/schema-patterns.md before designing full metadata or JSON-LD templates.

Owns

  • title and meta description rules;
  • canonical and hreflang tag templates;
  • JSON-LD schema patterns;
  • OpenGraph and Twitter card metadata;
  • sitemap, news-sitemap, RSS, robots.txt, and llms.txt output policy;
  • publisher logo and ImageObject fallback policy;
  • page-type metadata checklist.

Does Not Own

  • semantic core;
  • final URL architecture;
  • internal link graph;
  • live audit execution;
  • hidden content;
  • visual page layout.

Workflow

  1. Read url-map.yaml, page roles, content model, language groups, and visible content requirements.
  2. Select metadata and schema by page role.
  3. Define title/meta fallbacks and length guidance.
  4. Define canonical and hreflang tags from URL map.
  5. Define JSON-LD nodes that match visible page content.
  6. Define OG/Twitter image policy: media, video poster, publisher card, or fallback OG card.
  7. Define sitemap/RSS/robots/llms.txt inclusion rules.
  8. Produce schema/head guidance using assets/jsonld-templates.md and assets/head-metadata.template.html.
  9. Hand off validation to seo-regression-validator.

Non-Negotiables

  • Schema must match visible content.
  • Do not add FAQPage unless the FAQ block is visible to users.
  • Do not add review, rating, price, author, publisher, date, image, or source claims that are absent or unsupported.
  • Do not use JSON-LD to hide extra keywords, extra entities, or alternate facts.
  • NewsArticle.image must resolve to media, poster, or a stable fallback ImageObject.
  • Canonical and hreflang must follow URL architecture.
  • Current Google/schema.org/crawler rules require primary-source verification before production changes.

Safety And Privacy Boundaries

  • Do not expose admin, API, private dashboards, raw analytics, raw IP logs, secret files, tokens, unpublished drafts, or staging URLs in metadata, schema, sitemaps, RSS, robots, or llms.txt.
  • Do not weaken authentication, access control, CSP, CORS, cookies, rate limits, or private-content boundaries for crawlability.
  • Do not place private instructions or internal planning notes in public LLM-facing files.
  • Do not treat robots.txt as a secrecy mechanism for sensitive content.
  • Security, privacy, legal accuracy, accessibility, and visible user comprehension override SEO or LLM visibility tactics.

Validation

Before marking work complete:

  • every page type has title, description, canonical, OG, Twitter, and schema guidance;
  • every schema type has required visible-content fields;
  • every news/article page has image fallback policy;
  • every hreflang group is based on URL map equivalents;
  • sitemap and news-sitemap rules include only intended public canonical URLs;
  • robots and llms.txt rules avoid private/admin/API surfaces;
  • hidden schema and duplicate canonical patterns are rejected.

Validate skill edits with:

python3 $CODEX_HOME/skills/senior-skill-architect/scripts/lint_production_skill.py $HOME/SKILL/skills/technical-seo-schema-engineer
python3 $HOME/SKILL/plans/seo-llm-skill-cluster/scripts/lint_skill_cluster.py $HOME/SKILL

Forward tests live in evals.json.

Output Shape

Return:

  1. Page-type metadata matrix.
  2. Schema nodes and required visible fields.
  3. Canonical/hreflang rules.
  4. Sitemap/RSS/robots/llms.txt inclusion policy.
  5. Validation checklist and handoff to regression validator.