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Writer protocol preloaded into the seo-fixer-writer agent — how confirmed SEO/AI-search fixes are applied (git pre-flight, backup, Edit/Write for local diffs, ticketed adapter CLIs for remote targets, re-verify, publish only on a second ticket, rollback) and the findings-array ou
Writer protocol preloaded into the seo-fixer-writer agent — how confirmed SEO/AI-search fixes are applied (git pre-flight, backup, Edit/Write for local diffs, ticketed adapter CLIs for remote targets, re-verify, publish only on a second ticket, rollback) and the findings-array output contract. Used only by the fix flow after the user has confirmed changes; never invoked on its own.
Source documentation, not instructions for this website. Review permissions before running any commands.
This file is the authoritative protocol; agents/seo-fixer-writer.md carries the in-context
summary — keep the two in sync. Edit, Write and Bash are deliberately not pre-approved here:
Claude Code's native diff and command prompts must reach the user for every write, and the
guard-write / guard-bash hooks run on top of them.
You apply what was already confirmed. You do not decide what to fix, you do not improve a diff you were given, and you never widen the change set.
The fix command dispatches you with a JSON envelope:
| key | meaning |
|---|---|
RUN_DIR | <DATA>/fix/runs/<id>/ — plan.json, manifest.json (with confirmed[]), preview/, before/, after/, log.ndjson |
SCRIPTS_DIR | absolute <plugin_root>/scripts/. Run scripts as node "<SCRIPTS_DIR>/<x>.mjs" … with the literal path — never a ${...} token, never a relative scripts/ path |
DATA | plugin data root. Backups live here, never in the user's project |
PROJECT_ROOT | the user's project (local targets only) |
confirmed_change_ids[] | the ONLY change ids you may apply |
tickets | { <change_id>: <ticket id or the exact command> } — one-shot, 15-minute, issued after the user confirmed |
publish | false by default; true only after a second confirmation, and it carries its own ticket |
force | allows writing into a dirty git tree |
return | "JSON array of findings only" |
Read plan.json for the Change records. A change you were not given an id for does not get applied,
previewed again, or "helpfully" included.
git status --porcelain in PROJECT_ROOT. Dirty tree and no force: true
⇒ do not write: return the finding with its pre-fix status and skipped_dirty_tree in
evidence.observed. Never stash, checkout or reset — the user's uncommitted work is theirs.<DATA>/backups/<run-id>/<relative path>
(the adapter's apply does this itself; when you write with Edit/Write, do it yourself with
mkdir -p + cp before the first edit of that file). Remote resources: the adapter writes
before/<change_id>.json. Record nothing in the project.target.kind: file changes whose strategy is
AUTO (html-head, front-matter, config-file, liquid), apply the previewed diff with Edit
(or Write for a new file) so the native diff prompt and guard-write engage. Apply exactly the
preview: same insertion point, same text, no reformatting, no extra content, TODO:<field>
placeholders preserved verbatim. A JSX/TSX or other non-AUTO strategy arrives as
skipped_unready from the adapter and is yours to apply by hand — still exactly as previewed.target.kind is not file
goes through
node "<SCRIPTS_DIR>/adapters/<adapter>.mjs" apply --run "<RUN_DIR>" --change <id> --ticket <ticket> --data "<DATA>" --json.
The ticket is required and one-shot; a missing or expired one is a real failure, not something to
route around. Never emulate an adapter with ad-hoc curl, wp, or shopify commands — the
guard-bash hook blocks them and it is right to. If no adapter exists for that target, keep the
finding's pre-fix status with skipped_unready plus the manual path from preview/.status: pass with skipped_idempotent in
evidence.observed. Re-running must never duplicate or corrupt content.verify --run "<RUN_DIR>" --change <id> and the finding's
verbatim. Record the assertion's pass/fail. A stale CDN or page cache is
in with — a claimed . A local
framework target with no dev server is a source-level pass: say "source verified, re-audit after
deploy" rather than claiming the live page changed.Return a JSON array of findings conforming to schema/finding.schema.json for the confirmed changes
only (id, module, title, status, severity, scope, evidence, expected,
recommendation, fixable, verification, expected_impact). status uses the schema enum
(pass when re-verification succeeded, else fail/warn; needs_api when verification needs an
API you do not have) — there is no skipped status: a change that was not applied keeps its
pre-fix status and states the reason in evidence.observed as skipped_unconfirmed,
skipped_unready, skipped_idempotent, skipped_dirty_tree or pending_cache. Quote what changed
and name the backup path. Do not render the report — the fix flow does.
confirmed_change_ids; write only inside PROJECT_ROOT or <DATA>..env*, .git/, lockfiles, key material, wp-config.php, CI configs, or a Shopify
config/settings_data.json.sameAs, author) and never backdate dateModified.force,
publish only with publish: true and a publish ticket.name: seo-fix-apply description: Writer protocol preloaded into the seo-fixer-writer agent — how confirmed SEO/AI-search fixes are applied (git pre-flight, backup, Edit/Write for local diffs, ticketed adapter CLIs for remote targets, re-verify, publish only on a second ticket, rollback) and the findings-array output contract. Used only by the fix flow after the user has confirmed changes; never invoked on its own. user-invocable: false allowed-tools: Read, Grep, Glob
---
name: seo-fix-apply
description: Writer protocol preloaded into the seo-fixer-writer agent — how confirmed SEO/AI-search fixes are applied (git pre-flight, backup, Edit/Write for local diffs, ticketed adapter CLIs for remote targets, re-verify, publish only on a second ticket, rollback) and the findings-array output contract. Used only by the fix flow after the user has confirmed changes; never invoked on its own.
user-invocable: false
allowed-tools: Read, Grep, Glob
---
# seo-fix-apply (writer protocol)
This file is the authoritative protocol; `agents/seo-fixer-writer.md` carries the in-context
summary — keep the two in sync. Edit, Write and Bash are deliberately **not** pre-approved here:
Claude Code's native diff and command prompts must reach the user for every write, and the
`guard-write` / `guard-bash` hooks run on top of them.
You apply what was already confirmed. You do not decide what to fix, you do not improve a diff you
were given, and you never widen the change set.
## Inputs
The `fix` command dispatches you with a JSON envelope:
| key | meaning |
| --- | --- |
| `RUN_DIR` | `<DATA>/fix/runs/<id>/` — `plan.json`, `manifest.json` (with `confirmed[]`), `preview/`, `before/`, `after/`, `log.ndjson` |
| `SCRIPTS_DIR` | absolute `<plugin_root>/scripts/`. Run scripts as `node "<SCRIPTS_DIR>/<x>.mjs" …` with the literal path — never a `${...}` token, never a relative `scripts/` path |
| `DATA` | plugin data root. Backups live here, never in the user's project |
| `PROJECT_ROOT` | the user's project (local targets only) |
| `confirmed_change_ids[]` | the ONLY change ids you may apply |
| `tickets` | `{ <change_id>: <ticket id or the exact command> }` — one-shot, 15-minute, issued after the user confirmed |
| `publish` | `false` by default; `true` only after a **second** confirmation, and it carries its own ticket |
| `force` | allows writing into a dirty git tree |
| `return` | "JSON array of findings only" |
Read `plan.json` for the Change records. A change you were not given an id for does not get applied,
previewed again, or "helpfully" included.
## Protocol (per confirmed change, in order)
1. **Git pre-flight.** `git status --porcelain` in `PROJECT_ROOT`. Dirty tree and no `force: true`
⇒ do not write: return the finding with its pre-fix `status` and `skipped_dirty_tree` in
`evidence.observed`. Never `stash`, `checkout` or `reset` — the user's uncommitted work is theirs.
2. **Backup before the first write.** Local files: copy to `<DATA>/backups/<run-id>/<relative path>`
(the adapter's `apply` does this itself; when you write with Edit/Write, do it yourself with
`mkdir -p` + `cp` before the first edit of that file). Remote resources: the adapter writes
`before/<change_id>.json`. Record nothing in the project.
3. **Local diffs — Edit/Write, not the adapter.** For `target.kind: file` changes whose strategy is
AUTO (`html-head`, `front-matter`, `config-file`, `liquid`), apply the previewed diff with Edit
(or Write for a new file) so the native diff prompt and `guard-write` engage. Apply exactly the
preview: same insertion point, same text, no reformatting, no extra content, `TODO:<field>`
placeholders preserved verbatim. A JSX/TSX or other non-AUTO strategy arrives as
`skipped_unready` from the adapter and is yours to apply by hand — still exactly as previewed.
4. **Remote targets — the adapter CLI, with its ticket.** Anything whose `target.kind` is not `file`
goes through
`node "<SCRIPTS_DIR>/adapters/<adapter>.mjs" apply --run "<RUN_DIR>" --change <id> --ticket <ticket> --data "<DATA>" --json`.
The ticket is required and one-shot; a missing or expired one is a real failure, not something to
route around. **Never** emulate an adapter with ad-hoc `curl`, `wp`, or `shopify` commands — the
`guard-bash` hook blocks them and it is right to. If no adapter exists for that target, keep the
finding's pre-fix `status` with `skipped_unready` plus the manual path from `preview/`.
5. **Idempotent.** If the change is already present (the JSON-LD block, the marker comment, the
field's value), make no edit: report `status: pass` with `skipped_idempotent` in
`evidence.observed`. Re-running must never duplicate or corrupt content.
6. **Re-verify.** Run `verify --run "<RUN_DIR>" --change <id>` and the finding's
`verification.reproduce` verbatim. Record the assertion's pass/fail. A stale CDN or page cache is
`pending_cache` in `evidence.observed` with `status: warn` — **never** a claimed `pass`. A local
framework target with no dev server is a source-level pass: say "source verified, re-audit after
deploy" rather than claiming the live page changed.
7. **Publish — only with `publish: true` and its own ticket.** Publishing is what makes staged work
public (`shopify theme publish`, a Webflow site publish, a HubSpot draft push-live). It is a
separate op with a separate confirmation and a separate ticket:
`node "<SCRIPTS_DIR>/adapters/<adapter>.mjs" publish --run "<RUN_DIR>" --ticket <publish ticket> --data "<DATA>"`.
Without both, leave the change staged and say so in the finding. Never pass `--allow-live`,
`--live` or `-a` to the Shopify CLI: that path is blocked and publishing has its own op.
8. **Log.** One NDJSON line per change in `<RUN_DIR>/log.ndjson` (change id, files or resource,
result). Redact anything credential-shaped; the adapters' own logging already does.
9. **On failure, stop widening.** A failed change is reported as `fail` with the error text; do not
retry with a different method, a different file, or a broader edit. Rollback is
`rollback --run "<RUN_DIR>" --change <id>` and it needs its own ticket.
## Output contract
Return a JSON array of findings conforming to `schema/finding.schema.json` for the confirmed changes
only (`id`, `module`, `title`, `status`, `severity`, `scope`, `evidence`, `expected`,
`recommendation`, `fixable`, `verification`, `expected_impact`). `status` uses the schema enum
(`pass` when re-verification succeeded, else `fail`/`warn`; `needs_api` when verification needs an
API you do not have) — there is **no** `skipped` status: a change that was not applied keeps its
pre-fix `status` and states the reason in `evidence.observed` as `skipped_unconfirmed`,
`skipped_unready`, `skipped_idempotent`, `skipped_dirty_tree` or `pending_cache`. Quote what changed
and name the backup path. Do not render the report — the `fix` flow does.
## Hard rules
- Apply only `confirmed_change_ids`; write only inside `PROJECT_ROOT` or `<DATA>`.
- Never touch `.env*`, `.git/`, lockfiles, key material, `wp-config.php`, CI configs, or a Shopify
`config/settings_data.json`.
- Credentials come from the environment; never put one in a command line, a file, or your output.
- Never fabricate a value (price, date, rating, `sameAs`, author) and never backdate `dateModified`.
- Back up before the first write, re-verify after every write, refuse a dirty tree without `force`,
publish only with `publish: true` **and** a publish ticket.
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"notes": "Report the smallest successful task, setup friction, files touched, and risk notes."
}
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"api": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/skills/hainrixz-seo-fix-apply",
"audit": "https://www.openagentskill.com/skills/hainrixz-seo-fix-apply/audit",
"eval": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/evals?slug=hainrixz-seo-fix-apply&task=Use%20seo-fix-apply%20in%20an%20agent%20workflow&max_risk=medium",
"resolve": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/resolve?task=Use%20seo-fix-apply%20in%20an%20agent%20workflow&agent=codex&max_risk=medium",
"receipt": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/agent/receipt?task=Use%20seo-fix-apply%20in%20an%20agent%20workflow&agent=codex&max_risk=medium&format=text",
"install": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/skills/hainrixz-seo-fix-apply/install",
"manifest": "https://www.openagentskill.com/api/registry/manifest/hainrixz-seo-fix-apply"
}
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verification.reproducepending_cacheevidence.observedstatus: warnpasspublish: true and its own ticket. Publishing is what makes staged work
public (shopify theme publish, a Webflow site publish, a HubSpot draft push-live). It is a
separate op with a separate confirmation and a separate ticket:
node "<SCRIPTS_DIR>/adapters/<adapter>.mjs" publish --run "<RUN_DIR>" --ticket <publish ticket> --data "<DATA>".
Without both, leave the change staged and say so in the finding. Never pass --allow-live,
--live or -a to the Shopify CLI: that path is blocked and publishing has its own op.<RUN_DIR>/log.ndjson (change id, files or resource,
result). Redact anything credential-shaped; the adapters' own logging already does.fail with the error text; do not
retry with a different method, a different file, or a broader edit. Rollback is
rollback --run "<RUN_DIR>" --change <id> and it needs its own ticket.Sandbox only
Audit
76/100
Needs review
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