seo-data-organize

name	seo-data-organize
description	(support) Archive and organize .seo/ data into a dated wiki structure for historical tracking.
allowed-tools	["Read","Write","Bash"]
when_to_use	This is a support skill that runs at the end of any SEO workflow. It archives the current .seo/ working data into a dated, browsable wiki structure so nothing gets lost and you can track SEO progress over time. Other SEO skills should call this as their final step.
model	claude-opus-4-6

SEO Data Organize

Archive and organize .seo/ working data into a dated, browsable wiki structure. Runs at the end of any SEO workflow so data accumulates into a searchable history instead of getting overwritten.

This is a support skill. Other skills call it as their final step.

Goal

Over time, .seo/ becomes a self-organized wiki of SEO data:

• Every briefing, strategy, and content decision is dated and preserved
• You can look back at any week and see what the data said
• Experiments and their outcomes are tracked
• The current working state is always clean and fresh

Directory structure

.seo/
  data/                          # current working data (from seo-data-pull)
    manifest.md
    analytics.md
    search-console.md
    seo-tool.md

  briefing.md                    # current working briefing
  strategy.md                    # current working strategy

  archive/                       # dated snapshots (this skill creates these)
    2026/
      06/
        24/
          briefing.md
          strategy.md
          data/
            manifest.md
            analytics.md
            search-console.md
            seo-tool.md
        10/
          briefing.md
          ...
      05/
        27/
          briefing.md
          ...

  experiments/                   # tracked experiments
    2026-06-24-windows-landing-page.md
    2026-06-10-remote-pane-blog-post.md

  index.md                       # auto-generated table of contents

Steps

1. Archive current working data

If .seo/briefing.md or .seo/strategy.md exist:

• Create the dated archive directory: .seo/archive/YYYY/MM/DD/
• Copy briefing.md, strategy.md, and data/* into the archive
• Don't move them. Copy. The working files stay for the next skill that needs them.

Success criteria: Today's data is preserved in the archive. Working files still exist.

2. Track experiments

Scan the current strategy and any PRs merged since the last organize run. For each new piece of content created or significant change made:

• Create an experiment file: .seo/experiments/YYYY-MM-DD-short-name.md
• Record: what was done, why (link to strategy), target keyword/metric, baseline data
• If a prior experiment exists for the same page, append a "follow-up" section with current data

Experiment files use this format:

# [Short name]

- **Date**: YYYY-MM-DD
- **Type**: new page / rewrite / E-E-A-T / blog post
- **Target**: [keyword or metric]
- **Baseline**: [data from briefing at time of creation]
- **Action**: [what was done]
- **Strategy ref**: [link to .seo/archive/YYYY/MM/DD/strategy.md]

## Follow-ups
- YYYY-MM-DD: [updated data, outcome so far]

Success criteria: Every content action from this cycle has an experiment file.

3. Update the index

Regenerate .seo/index.md as a table of contents:

# SEO Data Index

## Latest
- [Current briefing](briefing.md) — YYYY-MM-DD
- [Current strategy](strategy.md) — YYYY-MM-DD

## Archive
- [2026-06-24](archive/2026/06/24/) — briefing, strategy, data
- [2026-06-10](archive/2026/06/10/) — briefing, strategy
- ...

## Active Experiments
- [windows-landing-page](experiments/2026-06-24-windows-landing-page.md) — tracking
- [remote-pane-blog-post](experiments/2026-06-10-remote-pane-blog-post.md) — tracking
- ...

## Data Sources
- [Current manifest](data/manifest.md) — what's connected

Success criteria: .seo/index.md is up to date and links to everything.

4. Clean stale working files

If working files in .seo/ are older than 7 days and have been archived, note them as stale in the index. Don't delete them automatically.

Success criteria: Stale data is flagged but not destroyed.