SEO editor

Every address this site serves, what it says about itself right now, and a field to change it. Changes are collected into one file and go to GitLab as a merge request — nothing here edits the live site directly, and nothing merges without the pipeline agreeing that the change reached the page.

116 pages in the production build every address the site serves admin/src/data/seo-inventory.json · 2026-08-22

93 titles over 60 characters Google truncates these in the result admin/src/data/seo-inventory.json · 2026-08-22

6 descriptions over 165 truncated in the snippet admin/src/data/seo-inventory.json · 2026-08-22

0 duplicate title groups the old site had 66 — the rebuild closed this admin/src/data/seo-inventory.json · 2026-08-22

377 live URLs mapped onto these pages a title here can be the title 46 old addresses land on admin/src/data/seo-inventory.json · 2026-08-22

The list is generated from the production build, not written by hand: admin/src/data/seo-inventory.json. Overrides are read from src/data/seo/overrides.json, captured 2026-08-22.

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