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SEO.party

A free library of community SEO skills for coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, all built on OpenSEO's data tools.

Visit SEO.partyUpdated Nov 10, 2026
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SEO.party Introduction

SEO.party is a library of SEO skills for AI coding agents. A skill is a folder with a SKILL.md file that teaches an agent one job, such as keyword research, a site audit, local SEO, an AI visibility audit or a competitor strategy. Every skill listed here gets its data from OpenSEO, an SEO data toolkit whose code is public on GitHub, which you connect to your agent through its MCP server or plugin. SEO.party indexes skills from public GitHub repositories, takes a snapshot of every file at a commit and runs automated checks on it. Skills are sorted into three tiers: Official ones made by OpenSEO, Verified ones from the community that a person has reviewed, and Community ones that passed only the automated checks. Each skill page shows its installs, GitHub stars, license, the agents it works with and a one-line install command. Browsing is free and needs no account, and signing in lets you submit a GitHub repository. OpenSEO announced it on X in November 2026 together with its competitor-strategy skill.

SEO.party key facts

LaunchedNov 4, 2026 on X
PricingFree
Free tierYes, browsing and installing skills is free
PlatformsWebsite; skills run in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other agents
Sign-upNot needed to browse; sign in to submit a skill
Open sourceSkills live in public GitHub repositories
APIAPI and MCP tools that serve reviewed skill versions
Made byevery-app, the GitHub organization behind OpenSEO

How we checked SEO.party

Not tested hands-on · Checked on Nov 10, 2026

Using a skill means installing it in a coding agent and connecting OpenSEO, which we did not do. We browsed the skill library and the competitor-strategy skill page without an account, and read the About page and that skill's SKILL.md.

SEO.party Key Features

Skills for Many Agents

Skills work with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot and Hermes, and install with one command or a copy-paste prompt.

Three Review Tiers

Official, Verified and Community badges show whether a person reviewed the skill at a pinned commit or it passed only automated checks.

Pinned, Checked Versions

Every skill is saved at a GitHub commit and checked automatically, and reviewed skills keep serving the reviewed commit until a new one is checked.

Built on OpenSEO Data

Skills call the OpenSEO MCP tools for keyword, search result and backlink data instead of estimating numbers.

SEO.party Use Cases

Founders doing their own SEO: give a coding agent a ready workflow for keyword research, competitor strategy or a site audit.

SEO consultants: run repeatable audits, such as AI visibility or local SEO, through an agent.

Skill authors: submit a public GitHub repository and get its skills listed and checked.

SEO.party User Guides

  1. Connect OpenSEO to your coding agent through its MCP server or plugin.

  2. Browse or search SEO.party for a skill, such as keyword research or competitor strategy.

  3. Read the skill's SKILL.md and review tier, then copy its install command or agent prompt.

  4. Ask your agent to run the skill on your site.

SEO.party Pricing

Free to browse, install and list skills. The skills need OpenSEO connected to your agent; its pricing is not shown on SEO.party.

SEO.party launch and community

Nov 4, 2026 on X · Shared by openseo

Read the launch post on X

SEO.party limitations

  • Every skill depends on OpenSEO being connected to your agent; without it, the skills stop.
  • Community-tier skills have passed only automated checks, not a human review.
  • Only skills that use OpenSEO are listed.

SEO.party Frequently Asked Questions

Is SEO.party free?
Yes. Browsing and installing skills is free, and so is listing one. The skills need OpenSEO connected to your agent.
Which agents are supported?
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot and Hermes, depending on the skill.
Are the skills safe to install?
Community skills pass automated checks only, so the site advises reading the SKILL.md before installing. Official and Verified skills were reviewed by a person at a pinned commit.
Who can submit a skill?
Anyone signed in can submit a public GitHub URL, and credit stays with the repository's owner.

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