A specialized tool for generating and optimizing Schema.org structured data to secure rich snippets and improve Generative Engine Optimization (GEO).
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The Schema Markup skill provides a technical framework for implementing high-impact JSON-LD structured data. By translating human-readable content into machine-readable Schema.org types, it allows search engines and AI systems to cite and display your content with enhanced features like star ratings, FAQ dropdowns, and product info. As a core part of Openclaw Skills, it bridges the gap between raw web content and advanced SERP visibility.
This skill prioritizes Google-supported rich result types while maintaining broad compatibility with Bing and AI-driven search engines like Perplexity and Gemini. It ensures that your technical SEO strategy remains resilient in the era of Generative Engine Optimization by establishing clear entity relationships through structured data.
To integrate this functionality into your workflow, you can invoke the skill directly through any agent supporting Openclaw Skills.
For Next.js projects, implement the generated JSON-LD within your metadata configuration:
# Analyze and generate schema for your current page
openclaw run schema-markup --page="./src/app/blog/post.tsx"
// Implementation example
export const metadata = {
other: {
'script:ld+json': JSON.stringify(schemaOutput),
},
};
The skill organizes structured data into a standardized JSON-LD format. Below is the metadata taxonomy used:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| @context | Always set to https://schema.org for standard compliance. |
| @type | The specific entity type (e.g., NewsArticle, JobPosting). |
| @id | A unique URI used to link entities across the site graph. |
| inLanguage | IETF BCP 47 language code to align with hreflang settings. |
| ISO 8601 | Standardized date format used for datePublished and dateModified. |
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