For developers
A GitHub App, a status check and a pull request.
Nothing new to learn. Omnishown runs on your pushes like a test suite, and proposes fixes the way a teammate would: as a reviewable diff you can merge, edit or close.
- Runs on push and pull request
- Readable diffs with reasons
- Revert like any other commit
main · branch protection
Merge rules you already own
- Omnishown CheckRequiredPassing
- Build and testsRequiredPassing
- 1 approving reviewRequiredWaiting
Example. You choose which checks are required in GitHub.
SEO work that fits your workflow.
Your clients ask for SEO. You would rather not become a full-time auditor. Omnishown puts the checking in CI and the fixing in review.
A check, not a dashboard
Results appear as a status check beside your build and tests. Make it required or advisory in branch protection. Your call.
Diffs, not tickets
Fixes are pull requests against your code: titles, meta, structured data, FAQ sections, robots rules. Review, edit and merge as you would any change.
Scoped access
Install on the repositories you choose. No scripts are added to your pages, and nothing changes on the live site until you merge.
Omnishown proposes the way a teammate does.
Each fix is a branch and a pull request with a clear title, a description of why, and a diff small enough to read in a minute. Comment on it, push to it, or close it.
Because the change is in your repository, it is versioned, attributable and survives the next refactor.
- Small, single-purpose pull requests
- A reason in the description and beside each change
- No hidden scripts, no edits outside the pull request
- 4
− <title>Home</title>Says nothing about what you sell or where - 4
+ <title>Sweet Crumbs | Custom cakes, Gachibowli</title> - 5
+ <meta name="description" content="Same-day custom…">Gives search and AI a one-line summary - 9
<body> - 10
+ <script type="application/ld+json">{"@type":"Bakery"…}Tells engines you are a local bakery, with hours - 42
+ <section id="faq">…</section>Answers the questions buyers ask AI
You own the merge rules.
Require the Omnishown Check before merging, or leave it advisory. Require a human approval on Omnishown pull requests, or let your own rules decide. These are standard GitHub settings you already know.
- Required or advisory status check
- Your CODEOWNERS and review rules apply
- Disconnect any time by removing the app
main · branch protection
Merge rules you already own
- Omnishown CheckRequiredPassing
- Build and testsRequiredPassing
- 1 approving reviewRequiredWaiting
Example. You choose which checks are required in GitHub.
What it looks for in your code.
Titles and meta descriptions, heading structure, canonical and robots tags, image alt text, internal links, schema.org JSON-LD, and question-and-answer content that is easy for an answer engine to quote.
The check list is planned for the pilot and grows with feedback from developers who use it.
- SEO: indexing and on-page basics
- AEO: structured data and Q&A markup
- GEO: facts and FAQ copy that AI can use
Omnishown Check
2 passed, 1 has a fix ready
- SEOTitle and descriptionPassed
- AEOStructured dataPassed
- GEOFAQ answers on /menuFix ready
What to know before you install.
- Supported frameworks are being set with the first pilot clients. Tell us your stack.
- Omnishown is reviewed by an AI model and can be wrong. That is why every change goes through a pull request.
- Details of exactly which repository permissions the app needs are published on the Security page before any pilot repository is connected.
Questions, answered plainly
Still unsure? Join the pilot and ask us directly. We'll answer before you connect anything.
Will it push to my main branch?
Omnishown proposes changes as pull requests. Merging is always a decision made by your team.
Can I use it on client sites?
Yes, that is the plan. See the agencies page for the white-label and review-queue options planned for the Pro plan.
How do I stop it?
Uninstall the GitHub App from your repository or organisation settings. Omnishown stops receiving pushes immediately.
Does it add anything to my front end?
No. Omnishown does not add scripts or trackers to your pages. It works on your repository, not on your running site.
Install it on one repository first.
Join the pilot and tell us your stack. We will say whether Omnishown fits before you connect anything.
- No card, no commitment
- Every fix arrives as a pull request you approve
- Planned pricing from ₹2,999 per site per month