01 / 07Research
SEO opportunity research
Find keywords worth targeting, check competitors, and decide whether to create a page or improve one you already have.
What you getScored opportunities with evidence and a recommended next action.
The workflow before Romeo
The SEO skills.
Yours for free.
Before Romeo was a product, he was a workflow running on my local agent. These are the skill files behind that work. Now you can run them yourself.
Pick a task. Take the skill.
An SEO workflow, in seven files.
Use one for a specific job, or connect them into your own workflow. Each skill has its own page you can bookmark and share.
02 / 07Diagnose
SEO performance audit
Work out what rose, dropped, or stalled in organic search, then turn meaningful changes into a short list of actions.
What you getA prioritized audit with likely causes, evidence, and next steps.
03 / 07Plan
SEO content brief
Turn a research finding into a precise brief, with search intent, structure, product facts, and the right internal links.
What you getA detailed brief for a new page, refresh, comparison, or other selected action.
04 / 07Write
SEO blog writer
Write a useful first draft from an approved brief, with clear answers, specific examples, and your brand voice.
What you getA draft or refresh package in your requested format, ready for QA.
05 / 07Review
SEO content QA
Check intent, usefulness, human voice, facts, links, and publishing readiness before a draft leaves your desk.
What you getA scored QA verdict, critical issues, and targeted fixes.
06 / 07Foundation
Site content inventory
Build a shared map of your pages, keywords, intent, performance, and active tasks so the next job starts with context.
What you getA durable page inventory with content gaps and recommended actions.
07 / 07Publish
CMS publishing adapter
Turn content that passed QA into a CMS draft, document, or static-site package, with field checks and readback.
What you getA validated publishing package or permitted draft, with a verification report.
Your agent. Your setup.
From download to first task.
A skill is a Markdown file with instructions for your agent: what it needs, how to do the work, and what to return.
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Give your agent the file
Download a skill or unzip the full pack. Attach the
.skill.mdfile to your agent, or ask it to read the local file. For persistent installation, follow your agent’s skill format; some require a folder with a file namedSKILL.md. - 02
Add your site context
Provide your domain, audience, product facts, and brand voice. Each file lists its required inputs. Supply exports or connect your own tools for search data, browsing, analytics, or CMS access as needed.
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Run a task. Review the result.
Tell your agent which skill to use and what you want done. Start with the site inventory, then research or audit. Pass the result through a brief, writing, and QA before preparing it for publishing.
The files are free and require no RomeoSEO account. You bring the agent and any connected tools; those services may charge separately. These are the original v2 files, marked “proposal” in their metadata. They provide instructions; integrations and automatic scheduling need your own setup.
Before you start
A few useful details.
Are the skills really free?
Yes. Download individual files or the complete pack without an account, email address, or payment. Your agent, model usage, and any third-party data or publishing tools may have their own costs.
Will they work with my agent?
The files are plain Markdown instructions. Use an agent that can read attached or local files and has the tools needed for your task. Installing a persistent skill depends on the agent’s format; the downloaded filenames are not automatically recognized by every tool.
Where should I start?
Start with Site content inventory to map what you have. Use Opportunity research to choose new work, or Performance audit to understand changes. Then move through Content brief, Blog writer, Content QA, and the Publishing adapter as needed. Each file tells you which inputs to supply.
Does downloading a skill connect my tools or publish content?
No. You configure tool access and supply the data. The publishing skill starts from approved content and needs explicit destination permissions. Review outputs and decide what your agent is allowed to change.
Want Romeo to handle the setup?
Same kind of work. Less assembling.
The skills are here whenever you want to run your own workflow. If you’d prefer the product, meet Romeo.
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