Use Cases
A startup is launching a SaaS product and needs to decide what pages to build and how they connect. Using this skill, they get a 3-level hierarchy (Home, Features, Pricing, Blog, Docs), header/footer nav rules, clean URL patterns like /features/name, and an internal linking plan. This prevents orphan pages and ensures users reach key pages within 3 clicks, accelerating launch readiness.
An e-commerce site has declining SEO traffic and users complain they can't find products. The skill audits the current structure, flags over-nested URLs and missing breadcrumbs, then proposes a flatter hierarchy, consistent URL policy, and contextual cross-links. Result: better crawlability, preserved 301 redirects, and improved user findability and rankings.
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Breaks down how the skill works and what it produces, so you can quickly judge whether it fits your scenario and value.
When a user plans, maps, or restructures a website's page hierarchy, navigation, URL structure, or internal linking — e.g. mentions "sitemap", "IA", "site structure", "what pages do I need".
.agents/product-marketing.md if present for contextA clear, intuitive, SEO-friendly site architecture: page tree, nav design, URL conventions, and internal linking plan that users and search engines can navigate easily.