How to Run a PageSpeed SEO Audit From Claude Code Without Unreviewed Site Changes
Create a project-local Claude Code workflow that turns PageSpeed evidence into an approved, testable website change.
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Create a project-local Claude Code workflow that turns PageSpeed evidence into an approved, testable website change.
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Build and schedule a read-only PageSpeed SEO audit skill with Hermes Agent. This tutorial walks through skill setup, a manual baseline run, and a human-reviewed schedule, with raw JSON evidence and dated Markdown reports.
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