Compyle SEO & AI Visibility Audit
Compyle is a coding agent that prioritizes planning and clarification before implementation. It works with developers to establish detailed specifications, then continuously validates code against the plan during development, stopping to ask for clarification rather than making assumptions that lead to rework.
compyle.ai
SEO + AEO + E-E-A-T combined
Overall Scores
| Area | Score | Grade |
|---|---|---|
| SEO | 80% | B |
| AEO (AI Visibility) | 15% | F |
| E-E-A-T | 50% | F |
| Combined | 47% | — |
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E-E-A-T Breakdown
| Signal | Score | Issue |
|---|---|---|
| Trustworthiness | 69% | Found, 6 security headers missing, 1/4 contact signals found |
| Expertise | 73% | All checks passing |
| Authoritativeness | 20% | No Organization JSON-LD schema found, No JSON-LD schema types detected, No third-party review or trust signals detected |
| Experience | 20% | Found, Freshness issues, Hierarchy issues, No first-hand experience signals detected |
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robots.txt not accessible (HTTP 404) AEO
Update robots.txt to allow AI crawlers like GPTBot and ClaudeBot. Stobo generates an AI-friendly version.Generate a robots.txt for compyle.ai -
Freshness issues: no date signals found AEO
Add date markup (datePublished, dateModified) so AI engines know content is current. Stobo generates the JSON-LD.Generate freshness code for compyle.ai -
llms.txt not found (HTTP 404) AEO
Create an llms.txt file so AI models can understand what compyle.ai does. Stobo generates one automatically.Generate an llms.txt for compyle.ai
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Frequently asked questions
- Why is my llms.txt file returning a 404 error?
- Your site doesn't have an llms.txt file at the expected location. This file helps AI crawlers understand your content preferences and usage policies. You need to create and upload an llms.txt file to your root directory to resolve this critical issue.
- What does it mean when robots.txt is not accessible?
- Your robots.txt file is returning a 404 error, meaning it's missing or incorrectly placed. This file tells search engines which pages to crawl. You should create a robots.txt file in your root directory to guide crawler behavior properly.
- How do missing date signals affect my site's SEO performance?
- Your content lacks publication or update dates, making it hard for search engines to assess freshness. This impacts rankings for time-sensitive queries. Add visible dates to your articles and implement structured data with date markup to fix this issue.
- Why is content freshness critical for my website's search rankings?
- Search engines can't determine when your content was created or last updated without date signals. This hurts your E-E-A-T scores and rankings. You need to add clear publication dates and last-modified timestamps to all your content pages.
- What is FAQ Schema and why should I add it?
- FAQ Schema is structured data that helps search engines display your questions and answers in rich snippets. Your site currently has no FAQ markup, missing opportunities for enhanced search visibility. Implement FAQPage schema on relevant pages to improve click-through rates.