I kept running the same 6 tools before every client project, so I built a CLI that does it in one command (free, open source)

Every time I pick up a new client site I go through the same routine — PageSpeed Insights, SSL Labs, eyeball the security headers, check if there's even a sitemap, check SPF/DMARC because half of small-business email ends up in spam. Six tabs, ten minutes, every single time.

Got tired of it, so I wrote a CLI that does all of it in one shot:

npx solvforge-checkup yoursite.com

Checks 10 things in about 30 seconds — performance/Core Web Vitals, TLS cert, security headers, SEO metadata, robots.txt/sitemap, mixed content, broken internal links, DNS/email (SPF/DMARC/DNSSEC) — and gives you one score with findings sorted by severity instead of a wall of text.

Free, MIT-licensed, no signup, nothing installed permanently: https://github.com/solvforge/checkup

Full disclosure: I run a small web dev/hosting shop (SolvForge) and built this partly to speed up my own audits — there's a "get a quote" link at the bottom of the report page if you want the list fixed. But the tool itself is genuinely free and open source, use it on whatever you want. Feedback/PRs welcome, it's still early.