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Free tools for Generative Engine Optimization: see what ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity find on your site, and fix what they miss.

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  • Open source (MIT)
  • 8.1k npm downloads, 153 last month
Real example decathlon.it · 5 October 2026

“Where can I buy sports gear online for lots of different sports in Italy?”

Named first in both answers

  1. 1Decathlon you
  2. 2Cisalfa Sport
  3. 3Intersport

Five tools, one for each gap

Use them right here in the browser, or from your terminal: each one is also a zero-dependency CLI on npm.

  • AI Crawl Check

    See which AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot…) your robots.txt allows or blocks, with an AI-visibility score. Plus a public bot-list API.

    npx @geosuite/ai-crawler-bots robots <url>
    Open the tool → GitHub

  • llms.txt Generator

    Turn any site’s sitemap.xml into an llms.txt: the curated index that tells AI models which pages matter.

    npx @geosuite/llms-txt-generator <sitemap>
    Open the tool → GitHub

  • Schema Templates

    Copy-paste schema.org JSON-LD templates (Organization, Product, FAQPage, Article…) and validate your own structured data.

    npx @geosuite/schema-templates show Organization
    Open the tool → GitHub

  • Sitemap Builder

    Crawl a site and build a sitemap.xml: a quick capped version here, or a full crawl from the CLI.

    npx @geosuite/sitemap-builder <url>
    Open the tool → GitHub

  • Poppy Check

    Check and generate the /.well-known/poppy.json of the Personal Agent Protocol: the file people’s own AI agents read to find your business and sign in for them.

    npx @geosuite/poppy-json check <url>
    Open the tool → GitHub

Readable is step one. Recommended is the goal.

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