Add GEO Optimizer (open-source audit + fix CLI)#14
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Hey — been using this list as a reference for a while, figured I'd contribute back.
I built GEO Optimizer over the past few months as a hands-on way to apply the Princeton GEO paper findings to real sites. It started as a simple audit script and grew into a proper CLI toolkit.
What it does in a nutshell:
It's fully open source (MIT), tested on Python 3.9–3.13, and on PyPI (
pip install geo-optimizer-skill). No API keys, no SaaS, no signup — just a CLI.I added it under Utilities & Generators → Open Source Data / Evals since it fits alongside the other open-source tools there.
Happy to adjust the description or placement if you think it belongs somewhere else!