The easiest default
One Skills CLI command gives compatible agents Radar's workflow: start free, confirm paid scope and cost, cap spend, and report evidence and sampling limits.
npx skills add optifeed/optifeed-radar --skill optifeed-radar -gAgents / choose a surface
Install the Radar skill for the quickest safe setup, use the Claude plugin for skill plus MCP in one package, or connect the local MCP server manually when you need structured tools.
One Skills CLI command gives compatible agents Radar's workflow: start free, confirm paid scope and cost, cap spend, and report evidence and sampling limits.
npx skills add optifeed/optifeed-radar --skill optifeed-radar -gConnect the local stdio server for structured tool calls, progress reporting, local snapshots, and default non-interactive cost caps.
See all five MCP tools →Run Radar directly from a shell or let an installed skill drive the CLI when MCP is not configured. The CLI supports audits, checks, reports, diffs, sources, and JSON output.
See CLI commands →Use the Skills CLI once, then invoke $optifeed-radar or describe the audit you want. Add MCP later if you prefer structured tools.
Add Optifeed's public Claude marketplace and install the Radar plugin. It bundles the skill and starts the published MCP server.
Use Radar with Claude Code →Use audit yourbrand.com or ask the MCP server to call audit_store. It checks crawler access, llms.txt, structured data, metadata, and the sitemap without calling an AI model.
Generate or export the prompt pack before a paid run so the category and intent are visible.
Visibility and shopping checks use your provider credit. Start with quick mode and an explicit max_cost.
Treat scores as point-in-time estimates. Open the captured answers, positions, cited sources, and absences underneath the headline number.