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Stobo MCP tools work best when combined. These workflows show you how to chain tools together to audit, fix, and optimize your website in a single conversation.

Audit → Fix

The most common workflow: audit your website, then fix every failing check.
1

Run a full site audit

Ask your AI assistant:
Audit https://example.com
This runs audit_site — a full 30 SEO + 7 AEO check audit. You’ll get:
  • Combined SEO + AEO score
  • Breakdown by category (Content, Links, Technical, Performance, etc.)
  • Pass/fail status for each AEO check
  • Blog detection and sitemap discovery
  • Top 3-5 recommendations
Results are cached for 24 hours, so re-running the same audit is instant.
2

Review failing checks

Look for red flags in the AEO checklist:
  • llms_txt — Missing or incomplete llms.txt file
  • robots_ai — AI crawlers are blocked in robots.txt
  • sitemap — No sitemap.xml found
  • freshness — Missing date markup on blog posts
Each failing check has a corresponding fix generator.
3

Fix llms.txt (if failing)

If your llms.txt check failed, ask:
Generate an llms.txt for https://example.com
This runs generate_llms_txt and returns a ready-to-deploy file. Copy the content and save it to /llms.txt in your site root.
This tool costs 500 credits and requires an API key.
4

Fix robots.txt (if AI crawlers are blocked)

If the audit shows AI bots are blocked, ask:
Generate a robots.txt that allows AI crawlers
This runs generate_robots_txt and creates a robots.txt that welcomes GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and other AI crawlers while still respecting your existing rules.
This tool is free and instant.
5

Fix sitemap (if missing)

If your sitemap check failed, ask:
Generate a sitemap for https://example.com
This runs generate_sitemap, crawls up to 200 pages, and creates a spec-compliant sitemap.xml. Deploy it to /sitemap.xml.
This tool is free. You can adjust the crawl limit with the max_urls parameter.
6

Fix freshness (if missing date markup)

If your freshness check failed, ask:
Generate date markup for https://example.com/blog/my-post
This runs generate_freshness_code and returns a code snippet with publish and update dates. Add it to your page’s <head> or structured data.
This tool is free and generates JSON-LD markup that AI assistants look for.
7

Re-run the audit

After deploying your fixes, re-run the audit to verify:
Audit https://example.com
Your score should improve, and previously failing checks should now pass.

Blog optimization

Optimize a specific blog post for SEO and AI visibility while keeping your brand voice.
1

Audit the article

Start with an article-level audit:
Audit https://example.com/blog/guide
This runs audit_article with 7 SEO and 14 AEO checks tailored for blog content. You’ll see:
  • Keyword density and placement
  • Readability scores (Flesch-Kincaid)
  • FAQ detection and schema markup
  • Content structure analysis
  • Direct answer optimization
Optionally, target a specific keyword:
Audit https://example.com/blog/guide targeting "content marketing"
2

Extract your brand voice

Before rewriting, build a tone profile so the rewrite matches your style:
Extract my brand voice from https://example.com/blog
This runs extract_tone and analyzes up to 10 of your most recent blog posts. It identifies:
  • Tone patterns (conversational, formal, technical, etc.)
  • Vocabulary preferences
  • Sentence structure
  • Common phrases and writing tics
This tool costs 500 credits. It analyzes your blog index page and follows links to individual posts.
3

Rewrite the article

Now that you have a tone profile, ask for a rewrite:
Rewrite https://example.com/blog/guide for better AI visibility
This runs rewrite_article, which:
  1. Audits the article again (to get current state)
  2. Applies your tone profile
  3. Rewrites the content with SEO and AEO improvements
  4. Returns a before/after comparison
The rewrite improves keyword placement, readability, FAQ structure, and direct answer optimization — all while keeping your voice.
This tool costs 1,000 credits. It’s the most expensive operation because it includes auditing, tone matching, and content generation.
4

Review and deploy

The AI will show you the rewritten article. Review the changes, make any manual edits, and deploy to your site.
You can ask follow-up questions like “Make it more technical” or “Add a section about X” to refine the output.

Content freshness sweep

Find and fix missing date markup across your entire blog.
1

Run a freshness audit

Scan your blog for missing date signals:
Check freshness across my blog at https://example.com/sitemap.xml
This runs audit_freshness, which:
  • Parses your sitemap
  • Checks each page for date markup (JSON-LD, meta tags, schema.org)
  • Reports which pages are missing freshness signals
You’ll get a list of URLs sorted by priority (newest first, or by traffic if available).
This tool is free and scans up to 50 pages by default. Increase with limit=100.
2

Generate date markup for each page

For every URL missing dates, ask:
Generate date markup for https://example.com/blog/old-post
This runs generate_freshness_code and returns a JSON-LD snippet like:
{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "BlogPosting",
  "datePublished": "2024-01-15",
  "dateModified": "2024-02-20"
}
You can batch this: “Generate date markup for [url1], [url2], [url3]” — the AI will run multiple generate_freshness_code calls in parallel.
3

Add markup to your pages

For each page, add the JSON-LD snippet to your <head> tag or merge it with existing structured data.If you’re using a CMS (WordPress, Ghost, etc.), look for a structured data plugin or custom code block.
4

Verify the fix

Re-run the freshness audit to confirm:
Check freshness across my blog at https://example.com/sitemap.xml
Previously flagged pages should now pass.

Quick wins for first-time users

If you’re new to Stobo MCP, start here:

Audit your homepage

Audit https://yoursite.com
See your combined SEO + AEO score in seconds.

Fix your llms.txt

Generate an llms.txt for https://yoursite.com
Most sites are missing this — it’s an easy 10-point AEO boost.

Check your blog freshness

Check freshness across my blog
Find which posts need date markup.

See your credit balance

How many credits do I have left?
Runs get_credits to show your usage and balance.

Pro tips

Instead of:
Generate an llms.txt
Generate a robots.txt
Generate a sitemap
Ask:
Generate an llms.txt, robots.txt, and sitemap for https://example.com
The AI will run all three tools in parallel, saving time.
Audit results are cached for 24 hours. If you run the same audit_site or audit_article call twice, the second one is free and instant.Use this to:
  • Share audit results with teammates (just re-run the audit)
  • Compare before/after scores without re-spending credits
If you’re optimizing for a specific keyword, include it in the audit:
Audit https://example.com/blog/guide targeting "SEO tools"
The audit will check keyword density, placement in headings, and usage in meta tags.
For a complete optimization pass:
  1. Run audit_site to get your baseline score
  2. Fix all AEO checks (llms.txt, robots.txt, sitemap, freshness)
  3. Run audit_freshness to find content gaps
  4. Run extract_tone to build your voice profile
  5. Run rewrite_article on your top-performing posts
  6. Re-run audit_site to measure improvement
You can do all of this in a single conversation.