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The Content Audit checks your article against a 40+ point checklist built on Google’s E-E-A-T guidelines, extended for the GEO era where AI models read, cite, and surface your content. You give it a URL or a draft file. It returns a scored report across seven dimensions with specific, actionable findings.

What gets checked

Scores are weighted by content type. A product review weights Experience heavily. A how-to guide shifts weight toward Clarity and Expertise. The seven dimensions:

Using the MCP tool

The MCP tool is audit_content_quality. Call it with a URL to audit a published page, or without a URL to audit a local draft. URL mode (published page):
The tool returns a curl command. Run it to get the full report. Draft file mode: Call audit_content_quality without a URL. The tool returns a curl command with a placeholder path — replace it with your actual file path:
The report lists which checks passed, which failed, and what to fix.

In the blog-creator workflow

If you use the Blog Creator skill, the audit runs automatically. After each draft, the skill calls audit_content_quality, runs the curl command, and revises based on the findings — up to three rounds. If the content still doesn’t pass after three iterations, the skill saves the best version and notes what’s still unresolved. You don’t need to run the audit manually when using the blog creator.