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Programmatic Page Portfolio Audit

A deterministic count of what a programmatic page portfolio has before any cut decision—not after.

Observed 2026-08-09: the advisory evaluated 713 pages across 37 enabled families. It returned 0 cut candidates and made 0 automatic cuts. An unknown input means keep; this system never changes a route, sitemap, redirect, or page.

713pages evaluated
42exact near-duplicate URLs observed
401pages with a guard signal
0cut candidates

Grandfathering receipt. 3 families containing 541 pages were already over 100 pages. They receive no cap-based cut recommendations. The 10–100 page range applies only going forward.

Why the audit exists

A cut made on partial evidence is a bet. Programmatic portfolios accumulate pages faster than teams track page-level outcomes, and a wrong prune can remove a URL that is earning impressions or supporting an open buying path. This audit separates what the source records show from what they cannot show. It treats every unknown as a reason to hold the page, not permission to guess.

The three-part cut rule

A page becomes a candidate only when all three conditions are measured and true. First, it is stale: zero status transitions and zero measured churn. Second, an exact page pair fails the L2 near-duplicate threshold of 0.70; the separate 0.55 family-median bar reports templating across a family but does not identify a page by itself. Third, the page has zero demand signal during 2026-05-11 through 2026-08-08: no mapped CTA click and no Search Console impression. A click or impression pins the page. Missing data on any leg also pins it.

For this observation, the L2 source named 42 exact URLs in near-duplicate pairs, and 401 pages had at least one mapped click or impression guard signal. Those signals are not proof of a person or buyer; bots may be included. Status transitions and measured churn are unknown because no family-specific adapter exists yet, so no page satisfies the full rule.

Count by family

Page familyPagesPolicy classExact near-dup URLsGuard-pinnedCut candidates
public indexpublic35Forward In Range8180
agent audit10Forward In Range030
agent census1Forward Below Floor000
agent incidents13Forward In Range070
agent records3Forward Below Floor000
agentic commerce1Forward Below Floor000
brand choice evidence1Forward Below Floor000
copper retirement scope1Forward Below Floor000
copyright records search1Forward Below Floor000
cost40Forward In Range34390
crawler policy178Grandfathered01510
datacenter12Forward In Range000
datacenter index1Forward Below Floor000
fda recalls10Forward In Range050
federal register1Forward Below Floor000
flood map change research pack1Forward Below Floor000
grid260Grandfathered01330
intent demand1Forward Below Floor000
lead service line inventory record1Forward Below Floor000
model evidence audit1Forward Below Floor000
nyc building record brief1Forward Below Floor000
offers8Forward Below Floor020
phantom ledger1Forward Below Floor000
pricing archive1Forward Below Floor000
promise archive1Forward Below Floor000
public page capture receipt1Forward Below Floor000
quakes103Grandfathered0300
rankings13Forward In Range0130
recall search certificate1Forward Below Floor000
robots policy change record1Forward Below Floor000
sec 8k4Forward Below Floor000
streamgage1Forward Below Floor000
tariff version comparison1Forward Below Floor000
terminal change ledger1Forward Below Floor000
trademark register search1Forward Below Floor000
ttb1Forward Below Floor000
vendor page hash change record1Forward Below Floor000

Source receipt and limits

Source observation date: 2026-08-09. The route-derived family census supplied page membership; the latest L2 page-quality log supplied exact pair findings; the read-only attribution database supplied CTA events; and the Search Console page report supplied impressions. The CTA source is partial: 330 click rows could not be assigned to an exact originating page. They are not converted to zeros. Status and churn stay unknown until a deterministic adapter can count them from the owning family.

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