Publish through GitHub-backed flows
Page Writer prepares files for a GitHub-backed flow.
It does not replace review. It helps you turn sitemap markdown into a cleaner file before sync. When GitHub is connected, sitemap markdown files can be synced into the repository under `/clea-sitemap-expansion`.
Publishing starts from a reviewed file
The file should be clear before it moves forward.
Check the title, description, URL, body, claims, internal links, and schema. Save the file after edits. If the live page already exists, run the on-page check when it is available.
Review the file
Check copy, links, metadata, and claims first.
Save the draft
Make the workspace markdown the reviewed version.
Sync sitemap files
Use GitHub sync for `/clea-sitemap-expansion`.
Approve publishing
Let a human decide when the page should go live.
What Page Writer can prepare
Page Writer can prepare the parts that live in the markdown file.
| Part | What to review |
|---|---|
| Frontmatter | Title, description, URL, and schema data |
| Body copy | Clear sections and supported claims |
| Internal links | Links that help the reader move forward |
| JSON-LD | Schema that matches the page intent |
| Status notes | What still needs human review |
GitHub is the bridge
GitHub sync is the bridge from CLEA workspace files to the repository.
The sitemap sync reads markdown files from the workspace `Sitemap` folder. It writes them under `/clea-sitemap-expansion` in the connected repository. Page Writer helps make those files ready before that happens.