Tools & Integrations
GitHub: Auto-Fix SEO and GEO Issues
Connect your GitHub repo and let Reaudit open pull requests that fix the SEO and GEO issues found in your audits.
Your CMO has always been able to identify SEO and GEO issues. Now it fixes them. Connect your GitHub repository and Reaudit gets access to your codebase. When it finds an issue, it writes the fix and opens a pull request directly in your repo. You review it, merge it, done. No tickets, no back and forth, no dev time spent on SEO hygiene.
How It Works
- 1Connect your GitHub repo from Tools
- 2The Reaudit coding agent scans your audit findings
- 3It writes the fix and opens a pull request on a fresh branch
- 4You review, approve, and merge in GitHub
Connecting Your Repo
- 1Go to Tools in the sidebar and find GitHub in the Development category
- 2Click Connect. You will be redirected to GitHub to install the Reaudit Digital Marketing Fixer app
- 3Pick "Only select repositories" and choose the repo for the active project
- 4Approve the install and you are redirected back to Reaudit
- 5If your install covers more than one repo, pick the active one from the dropdown on the GitHub card
Triggering a Fix
- Open any audit or the Optimization page
- Each recommendation that has an automated fix shows a "Fix in GitHub" button
- Click the button to open a pull request for that single recommendation
- Or click "Fix all in GitHub" at the top to batch every applicable fix into one PR
What Gets Fixed
- Missing or incorrect page metadata (titles, meta descriptions, Open Graph tags)
- Robots.txt rules that block AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, etc.)
- Missing llms.txt file for LLM discoverability
- Missing JSON-LD structured data
- Missing sitemap.xml
- Image accessibility gaps (missing alt attributes)
- Server-rendering regressions that prevent indexing
You stay in control
Reaudit never pushes to your default branch. Every change is a pull request you review and merge. You can change the repo or uninstall the app at any time from your GitHub settings.
Permissions
- Contents (read and write) to read the files that need a fix and commit the patched version on a new branch
- Pull requests (read and write) to open the PR for review
- Metadata (read) required by GitHub for any installation
You pick exactly which repos the app can touch when you install it. The Reaudit account never sees other repos.