Free AI SEO Checker: 39 AEO and GEO Checks Explained
The free AI SEO checker at automatelab.tech runs 39 AEO and GEO checks on any URL and returns a letter grade with per-check evidence and fix recipes. No signup required.
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How to fix Make Maximum execution timeout 40 minutes with error handlers
Make raises ExecutionInterruptedError at the scenario level, so per-module error handlers miss it. The fix is structural - enable Incomplete Executions, set Break with auto-retry, and split high-volume work across chained scenarios.
GA4's new AI Assistant channel: setup, regex fallback, and what it misses in 2026
GA4 added a native AI Assistant channel on 13 May 2026, but it only catches 60-80% of AI-sourced traffic. Here is the full setup: native channel, custom regex group (above Referral), and the UTM short-link that recovers the Direct slice.
How to fix the n8n LinkedIn "Requested version 20250401 is not active" error
The n8n LinkedIn node started failing with HTTP 426 NONEXISTENT_VERSION because the hard-coded LinkedIn-Version header (202504) was deprecated. Upgrade to n8n 2.18.0+ for the fixed value (202604), or replace the node with an HTTP Request node carrying an active version header.
How to fix UiPath Studio 2024.10.1 EEUI / 1603 install error
MSI exit 1603 on UiPath Studio 2024.10.1 hides an AV-blocked rundll32. Whitelist the installer, install .NET 4.8.1, re-run - here's the log line that proves it.
AI search invisibility: 7 reasons your site isn't cited (and how to fix each)
Most 'not cited by ChatGPT' diagnoses oversell the robots.txt fix. The seven real blockers cluster into access, extraction, and authority - here's the diagnostic for each.
How to sync HubSpot deals to a Notion database with Make.com
HubSpot's Watch Deals module emits owner IDs, not names, so Notion's Owner column ends up blank. The fix is a Data Store cache between Notion's List Users and the page write.
How to get cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude in 2026
Per-bot robots.txt rules, answer-extractable page structure, and JSON-LD schema - the three layers that actually move ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude citations in 2026.
How to fix Claude Code 'No available IDEs detected' in WSL with Cursor
Claude Code's /ide command says 'No available IDEs detected' when Cursor runs on Windows and the CLI runs in WSL. Launch Cursor from inside WSL to fix it. Telling five similar failures apart.
Launching Citation Intelligence MCP: free, self-hosted AI citation tracking
Free, self-hosted MCP server that reports which URLs ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, and Bing cite for any query. 12 tools, BYO API keys, no backend.
Frequently asked questions
What is AutomateLab?
AutomateLab is an AI development studio. We build agents, automations, and integrations for SMBs, startups, agencies, and operators - and document what we run into in production on this blog. We also ship a set of free, open-source tools and datasets at /products/.
What does the AutomateLab blog cover?
Specific, practitioner-grade answers on n8n, Make, Zapier, Claude Code, MCP, Cursor, AI agents, and the rest of the stack we use to build automations. Each post targets one long-tail question - an error message, a tool comparison, a setup walkthrough, a pricing breakdown - and ships with code, screenshots, and citations we've verified ourselves.
Who is the AutomateLab blog written for?
Operators who already build automations: solo founders, agency owners, internal-tools engineers, and the no-code crowd making the jump to AI-native workflows. If you're choosing between Make and n8n, debugging Claude Code in WSL, or trying to get cited by ChatGPT, the blog is for you.
Who writes the posts on AutomateLab?
Posts are AI-drafted from our own research outlines and a strict editorial process, then reviewed and fact-checked before publishing. Every code block, command line, and config file is tested in the actual tool. Every external claim links to a primary source we've read.
Is the AutomateLab blog free to read?
Yes. Everything on the site is free, with no email gate or paywall. Each post stands on its own - you can read it, copy the commands, and follow the walkthroughs without signing up for anything.
What services does AutomateLab offer?
Ten service tracks: AI SEO/GEO/AEO, AI support agents, sales and revenue ops, marketing automation, operations, engineering and DevEx, data and reporting, internal tools, recruiting and talent, and fully custom AI builds. Every engagement is fixed scope and ships in two to four weeks. Full catalogue at /services/.
What tools and platforms does AutomateLab specialise in?
On the no-code/low-code side: n8n, Make, and Zapier. On the AI side: Claude (Code, API, Agent SDK), GPT, MCP servers and clients, Cursor, and the broader agent tooling. On infrastructure: Docker, Postgres, Ghost, Notion, HubSpot, and whatever the engagement requires. We pick the cheapest tool that works, not the trendiest.
What open-source products does AutomateLab ship?
Five as of 2026: agency-os (Notion board into the dashboard of a small AI agency, as a Claude Code plugin and MCP server), n8n-mcp (debugging-first MCP server for n8n), the n8n Nodes Catalog (524-node dataset on HuggingFace), publishing-skills (three composable Claude skills for shipping a long-tail SEO blog post end to end), and the SaaS webhooks catalog (1,119 events across 30 SaaS products). All free, MIT or CC-BY-4.0. See /products/.
How do you contact AutomateLab?
Email hello@automatelab.tech or use the contact form at /services/contact/. For bugs or feature requests on open-source products, open a GitHub issue on the relevant repo at github.com/AutomateLab-tech.
Where is AutomateLab based?
Algés, Portugal - in the Lisbon metro area. We work with clients globally, async on Slack and Notion with weekly syncs.