A deep SEO and Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) audit with Claude Code works by feeding it your site's raw crawl export, XML sitemap, and Search Console data, then using it as an agent to cross-reference crawlability, structured data, and answer-first content structure — and to write the actual fixes itself, from missing JSON-LD to a robots.txt rule blocking an AI crawler you didn't mean to block. The difference from a manual audit isn't just speed: the same session that finds an issue can open the file and patch it, then re-check its own work.
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Claude AI 2026 Guide: 10 Hidden Features to Code 10x Faster
Most Claude Code users only ever type a prompt and hit enter. But Claude Code in 2026 ships with plan mode, checkpoint-based /rewind, reusable Skills, subagents, lifecycle hooks, /loop and /schedule automation, git-worktree parallelism, an /effort reasoning-depth dial, and cross-session auto-memory — and almost none of it is on by default. Turning even three or four of these on is what separates a slow back-and-forth chat from an agent that finishes real tickets while you do something else.
How to Make Claude Code Faster and Choose the Right Model for Software Development (2026 Guide)
Claude Code gets slow for one of three reasons: your context window is bloated, you're on the wrong model for the task, or you're leaving free speed on the table by not using fast mode. The fix is almost never "wait for Anthropic to make it faster" — it's picking Haiku, Sonnet, Opus, or Fable 5 based on task difficulty, running /clear between unrelated tasks, and toggling /fast for interactive work where latency matters more than cost.
AGENTS.md vs CLAUDE.md: What's the Real Difference, and Do You Need Both? (2026)
Quick answer: AGENTS.md is an open, cross-tool standard for giving any AI coding agent (Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI, Aider, Windsurf, Zed, and more) repo-level instructions in one shared Markdown file. CLAUDE.md is Anthropic's own, richer instruction format built specifically for Claude Code, with features AGENTS.md doesn't have — imports, path-scoped rules, and personal local overrides. Claude Code does not read AGENTS.md automatically, so the recommended setup for most teams is both files together: AGENTS.md as the shared source of truth, CLAUDE.md as a thin layer that imports it.