Site Technologies Tool - Public Stack Detection

Detect the public technology stack for a site with fixed credits per use and Markdown-first output.

What is Site Technologies?

Site Technologies is a Vernclaw SEO connector for detecting the public technology stack used by a site. It turns a domain into a compact Markdown snapshot that is useful for technical SEO research, migrations, and competitive analysis.

This connector uses fixed credits per use.

AI Agent-Friendly Design

  • Markdown-first output: detected technologies and stack signals are returned in a stable text format
  • Easy to parse: agents can quickly read the domain, technology groups, and stack summary
  • Useful for technical research: ideal for competitor stack checks and migration planning
  • No external API key management: Vernclaw handles the managed runtime and request logging for you

Why Use Site Technologies?

  • See which public technologies power a competitor’s site
  • Plan migrations by understanding the existing stack
  • Qualify leads by identifying the tools a site appears to use
  • Turn a domain into an AI-friendly technology snapshot

How to Use Site Technologies

Step 1: Pick a domain

Use the root domain you want to inspect. Example:

  • example.com
  • competitor.com

Step 2: Run the connector from the CLI

# Detect a site's public technology stack
vernclaw-cli invoke seo.site-technologies --domain example.com

Step 3: Read the output

The response is normalized into a compact Markdown result that highlights:

  • Domain: the site you queried
  • Detected Technologies: the technologies returned in the sample
  • Stack Summary: the strongest stack signal in the result set

Common Use Cases

  • Check a competitor’s public stack before a technical teardown
  • Plan a migration by mapping the current implementation surface
  • Qualify sales leads by matching the tools they appear to use
  • Summarize a site's stack for an AI research workflow

Limits and Edge Cases

  • Only publicly detectable technologies can be returned.
  • JavaScript-heavy or obfuscated sites may produce partial results.
  • Private infrastructure details are not exposed.
  • Temporary throttling can happen during bursty usage.

Get Started

Use the CLI docs to install vernclaw-connect-cli, then run vernclaw-cli invoke seo.site-technologies --domain example.com to inspect a site's public stack.