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Paste context
Use your repo's PAGEWELL.md draft or the sample structure generated by the discover-site workflow.
Free tool
Paste a PAGEWELL.md draft and get a browser-only check for the sections agents need before generating search-ready pages as code.
How to use
The validator catches missing context sections, weak claim controls, missing route taxonomy, and absent QA rules. It is a first pass, not a substitute for repo discovery.
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Use your repo's PAGEWELL.md draft or the sample structure generated by the discover-site workflow.
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Missing required sections and claim-control gaps should be fixed before page generation starts.
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If the validator finds thin site conventions or unknown claims, ask Pagewell to rediscover the repo.
What it checks
Pagewell generation becomes generic when product facts, allowed claims, route patterns, or component rules are missing. This tool scores those areas explicitly.
Product facts
Supported claims
Prohibited or unknown claims
Site implementation
Route taxonomy
Page and component patterns
Generation rules
Anti-generic QA rules
QA rules Keep agent context current
Install Pagewell and ask the discover-site module to inspect the framework, routes, components, content files, product facts, claims, and discovery files.
bunx skills add ReScienceLab/pagewell --skill pagewell After installing, ask: Use Pagewell to discover this repo and create PAGEWELL.md.
FAQ
It checks whether a PAGEWELL.md draft has the core sections Pagewell agents need: product facts, supported claims, prohibited or unknown claims, site implementation, route taxonomy, page patterns, generation rules, anti-generic QA rules, and QA rules.
No. This validator runs in your browser with a small client-side script and does not submit the text to a server.
No. It is a quick quality check. The Pagewell discover-site workflow should still inspect the repo and write or update PAGEWELL.md with repo-specific facts.