{blog-cannibalization}

Detect keyword cannibalization across blog posts by extracting primary keywords from titles and headings, clustering semantically similar targets, and flagging posts competing for the same search intent. Supports a free local mode (file analysis) and a paid DataForSEO API mode that runs only after the user approves the call count. Outputs a severity-scored report with merge or differentiate recommendations. Use when the user says "cannibalization", "keyword overlap", "competing pages". Not a site audit (blog-audit) or cluster planning (blog-cluster); it changes no files or redirects.

agricidaniel/claude-blog·2,474 installsMIT
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Packaging1 fileSKILL.md is the whole skillDirectory Scan
External Dependencies2 possibleFrom 2 text matchesDirectory Scan
Tool AccessUnrestrictedNo allowed-tools declaredFrontmatter
SafetyPass4 partner scansPartner Audits

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Gen Agent Trust HubpassSAFEThe skill is a specialized SEO tool for detecting keyword cannibalization in blog posts. It is generally safe but carries a low risk of indirect prompt injection because it parses content from local files that could theoretically contain malicious instructions. It adheres to security best practices by using environment variables for API credentials and targeting a well-known service (DataForSEO).2026-10-15
Socketpass—No alerts2026-10-15
SnykpassLOWRisk: LOW · No issues2026-10-15
ZeroLeakspassLOW2 findings · Score: 80/1002026-04-16

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External Dependencies2 matchesnonenone
Packaging100/100none
LicenseMITnone
Tool Accessunrestrictednone
Real-World Fitnone
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