Internal Link Mapper
Suggests contextual internal links for a page by scanning the rest of the site for topically-relevant anchors and proposing exact insertion points.
Entry verified April 21, 2026
The short answer
Internal linking is the lowest-effort SEO win most sites ignore. This skill scans your published posts for mentions of the current page's topic and suggests exact anchor text plus sentence-level insertion points. Review each one — some suggestions are contextually wrong.
When to use it
After publishing a new page — add three to five inbound internal links so it doesn't launch orphaned. When trying to push a specific page from position 20 up to position 10.
Setup
- 1
Save the file as ~/.claude/skills/internal-link-mapper.md.
- 2
Point the skill at the site's /pages or /posts directory so it can scan the published corpus.
- 3
Invoke with the target page slug; skill returns candidate pages plus suggested anchor text and sentence location per insertion.
- 4
Never auto-apply — review each suggestion in context before editing.
Example
You: /internal-link-mapper /claude-code-skills Claude: Found 12 candidate pages. Suggested 5 insertions — exact anchor text + sentence location.
Source & attribution
- Author
- Bryan Collins
- Licence
- MIT
- Type
- Original
Original pattern published under MIT — attribution preserved by convention, not licence requirement.
Caveats
Don't auto-apply — some suggestions are contextually wrong. Review each.
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