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About keyword-research

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keyword-research

Discover keyword opportunities, evaluate metrics and SERPs

Keyword research is an agent skill that turns seed topics into a prioritized set of keyword opportunities. You give it one or more seed topics, products, pages, competitors or audience problems, and it uses OpenSEO's data through MCP tools to evaluate the keywords' metrics and the search results pages behind them. The output is meant to help you decide what to target, which terms to save, and what to research next. Promising terms can be saved and tagged in OpenSEO for later use, which lets the other OpenSEO skills pick them up. The required input is an OpenSEO project ID. If you do not have one, the skill first lists your projects. You can add a market, location or language, and if that choice would materially change the keyword metrics and it is unclear, the skill asks you rather than guessing. Otherwise it uses the default settings of the MCP tools. The skill draws on the project-context tools shared with the app and other agents. It is published by every-app on skills.sh under the open-seo repository, which has about 23.6K stars. Its security audits show Gen Agent Trust Hub: Pass, Socket: Pass and Snyk: Pass. It is for marketers and content teams who want a shortlist of terms to pursue, with the evidence behind each one.

Price
Free
Made by
every-app
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/every-app/open-seo/keyword-research