Site Content Catalog
Crawl a website's sitemap and blog index to build a complete content inventory.
npx goose-skills installDescription
Crawl a website's sitemap and blog index to build a complete content inventory. Lists every page with URL, title, publish date, content type, and topic cluster. Groups content by category and topic. Optionally deep-reads top N pages for quality analysis and funnel stage tagging. Use before SEO audits, content gap analysis, or brand voice extraction.
What this skill does
- 1Discovers all pages on a domain via sitemap.xml, RSS feeds, blog index crawl, and site: search fallbacks.
- 2Classifies each page by content type (blog post, case study, comparison page, landing page, docs, etc.) and assigns a topic cluster.
- 3Analyzes publishing cadence: posts per month, trend direction, and recency.
- 4Optionally deep-reads top N pages for word count, funnel stage (TOFU/MOFU/BOFU), content depth, and CTA presence.
- 5Outputs a structured JSON inventory plus a markdown summary with counts by type and topic cluster.
When to use
- You want a full content inventory of a competitor's site before an SEO or positioning audit.
- You're doing a content gap analysis and need to know exactly what content a competitor has published.
- You want to overlay traffic data on top of a content catalog using seo-domain-analyzer.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Site Content Catalog?
Site Content Catalog is a Claude Code skill for content by GooseWorks AI. Crawl a website's sitemap and blog index to build a complete content inventory.
When should I use Site Content Catalog?
You want a full content inventory of a competitor's site before an SEO or positioning audit. You're doing a content gap analysis and need to know exactly what content a competitor has published.
How do I install Site Content Catalog?
Run the install command (npx goose-skills install). Once the skill is in place, Claude Code loads it automatically whenever a task matches what it does.
Is Site Content Catalog free to use?
The author distributes it as MIT, but the repository has no LICENSE file. The source is public on GitHub (gooseworks-ai/goose-skills).