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For engineers and QA checking a public deployment, this workflow compares expected routes with observed page content and a backlink-prominent page list. It returns an evidence-based smoke-test table that flags routes needing manual verification without mistaking undiscovered pages for failures.
How it works
Enter the deployed site's HTTPS origin and a newline-separated list of expected public routes. The workflow finds backlink-prominent pages on the domain and attempts to read each expected route, then returns a route-by-route table of observed content, discovery matches, and manual-check flags. The discovered list is not a complete site inventory or an availability test.
Good for
Engineers and QA validating public routes after deployment.
What runs, step by step
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Deployed site origin (https://host, no trailing slash) and Expected public routes (one path per line)
Discover prominent pages
Find backlink-prominent URLs, not a full site inventory
Read expected routes
Convert pasted paths into a deduplicated route list
Check every expected route
Attempt a page read for each supplied route
Read route page
Observe the public content returned at this route
Build smoke-test table
Show checked content, discovery matches and manual flags
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