Trace internal navigation from nested pages and report broken or misleading destinations with resolved URLs. This download gives an assistant a concrete input, output and check, so its answer can be inspected rather than accepted on faith.
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A Markdown SKILL.md file. No sign-up. Read the inputs and boundaries before using it with your data.
Download SKILL.mdWhat to provide
Site origin, a URL inventory or crawl sample, a known page family, and a local build if available.
What the assistant does
Parse hrefs using the browser URL resolution rules. Flag relative paths that point inside unintended nested folders, 404s, redirects to unrelated pages, and 200 homepage fallbacks. Distinguish intentionally hidden pages from broken links. Rank shared-template issues above one-offs.
The output you can check
The skill returns a table with these fields:
source URL | anchor text | raw href | resolved URL | status | observed title/canonical | proposed fix
A worked example
On /guides/seo/, href="insights/" resolves to /guides/seo/insights/, not /insights/. A 200 response that renders the homepage is a failure; a root-relative /insights/ is the intended fix only after checking the site actual route.
How to verify the result
Fetch the repaired destination live, compare title and canonical to the anchor promise, and sample at least two unaffected links.
Limits
The example is fictional. This skill does not invent search volume, customer evidence, prices or approvals. A plan is not a published page, a sent message or a change to an account. Missing source data stays marked as unknown.
Read the underlying method, or browse other marketing skills. The keyword "seo internal linking" had an estimated 590 US average monthly searches in a public keyword tool when this topic was chosen; this is directional demand, not a traffic promise.