Site audits

Find the site issues an agent can fix.

Sitearc crawls your site, records audit findings, and keeps the source on every issue.

Site audits.
Harbor & Pine auditDemo data
Slow service page

The finding keeps the page and source.

Missing title

The issue names the page that needs review.

Blocked crawl

A blocked check appears as missing.

Crawl findings

See the page and source for each issue.

Action groups

Group issues by the next useful change.

Preview audit

Audit the preview before a pull request merges.

Workflow

Keep each finding tied to the next action.

An audit is useful when a fix can be reviewed.

Crawl the site

Sitearc checks pages and records findings.

Group by action

Issues become easier to review.

Audit the preview

A preview audit runs before a pull request merges.

Limits

Audit results show what was checked.

Missing data stays visible in the record.

Blocked is not clean

A failed read keeps its missing state.

Preview before merge

The preview audit can stop shipping.

Your hosting stays yours

Sitearc works on the site you host.

FAQ

Site audit questions.

Clear limits make audit data easier to trust.

What does a site audit check?

It records crawl findings, page context, and source details.

What happens when a crawl is blocked?

The page shows the missing state instead of treating it as clean.

Can an agent fix audit issues?

An agent can prepare reviewed work, but a person approves shipping.

Does Sitearc host the site?

No. Sitearc works on the site you already host.

Next step

Start with one site.

The first site is free with limited usage.

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