Free assessment to determine if Claude Cowork is right for your work
Free Chrome extension that checks any page for search engines, AI answers and AI agents
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Open source
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Free. Optional: bring your own API keys for DataForSEO (for keyword and backlink data) and Cloro (for unattended AI answer panels), with costs paid directly to those providers.
Key features
Free two-minute assessment with five-step process
Score out of 100 across five result bands
Adaptive follow-up questions based on initial answers
CLAUDE.md business brief file for any AI tool
FIRST-TASKS.md file with first three actionable tasks
Shareable score card with no personal information
Thirty-day retake comparison feature
SEO audit: checks titles, headings, canonicals, robots rules, structured data and redirects
GEO audit: checks HTML that AI crawlers read before JavaScript and robots.txt permissions
AXO audit: tests whether agents can name buttons, fields and use forms
Whole site crawl: up to 200 pages for broken links, duplicates, orphans and soft 404s
AI answer reading: integrates with ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Mode and AI Overview
Agent journeys: runs up to 15-step browser agent tests on your own API keys or Chrome's built-in model
MCP server: hosted at mcp.workpods.ai/mcp for use in Claude and other MCP-compatible clients
CI/CD integration: npx command to fail builds on high-severity checks
Copy fix prompts: converts findings into prompts for coding agents
Severity levels: every check passes, fails, or partly passes with severity ratings
What makes it different
Assessment built by someone with thirty years of enterprise software and business building experience
Generates files that work in any AI tool, not locked to Claude Cowork
Free and open source under Apache 2.0 licence with all checks visible on GitHub
Agent journeys stop before submitting forms or making purchases, safe to run on live sites
Works with your own API keys or Chrome's free built-in model, no vendor lock-in