Your pages, one row each

What it is

A check and your own figures each know something about your pages, in different cards. Your pages, one row each, under What reached your website on a check, puts them in one table: a row for each page of your site, a column for each source.

The columns

A column shows only when its source has figures:

• AI answers: how many answers of this check used the page, and "linked" when an assistant showed its link. From the check itself.
• AI crawlers: visits in your newest crawler read and how many crawlers made them. From your server log or Cloudflare read.
• Checklist: the page's grade and points out of 100. From Your site, page by page (see Check a page).
• Link: what happened when the page was opened once. From Broken links.
• Google: clicks and times shown. From Search Console.
• Copilot: citations. From your Bing AI Performance export.

Under the table, To fill more columns says what you could add.

What stands out

A row is flagged by fixed rules over its own numbers, not by a model:

• a page that is broken, with how many answers used it;
• a page the assistants read that fails three or more checklist tests, or is graded D or E;
• a page Google sends visitors to (10 clicks or more) that no assistant read in this check.

Good to know

• The pages with the most activity come first, up to 60 rows. The line above the table says how many pages are known in all.
• A blank cell means that source has no figure for the page, not that the figure is zero. The crawler read keeps each crawler's most-visited pages only, so a blank there does not prove no crawler came.
• Addresses that differ only by a trailing slash or a tracking parameter are one row.
• The table is yours alone: it is in your own PDF, slides and Markdown, never on a shared link.