Review file changes
Review is the last step before a sitemap file should move forward.
The sitemap can help create and organize pages. Page Writer can help improve the file. GitHub sync can move the file into the repository. But the review step is where you check if the page is still true and useful.
File review
File review checks whether a sitemap markdown file is accurate, useful, and ready for its next step.
Review the page goal first
Start by checking the simple things.
Does the title match the page? Does the URL make sense? Does the description explain the page? Does the body answer the topic? If those basics are wrong, fix them before checking details.
Check the basics
Review title, URL, description, and page goal.
Check the facts
Make sure claims match files or dashboard evidence.
Check the links
Confirm links help the reader move forward.
Choose next action
Send back to Page Writer, add proof, or prepare sync.
Review the facts
Sitemap pages often use data from prompts, analytics, sources, or internal notes.
Make sure the page does not turn a weak signal into a strong claim. If analytics show one prompt gap, do not write like the whole market has changed. If a source note is missing, mark it as missing instead of pretending it exists.
Review the next action
After review, the page should have a clear next action.
| Result | Next action |
|---|---|
| Draft is weak | Send it back to Page Writer |
| Facts are missing | Add source notes |
| Copy is ready | Prepare GitHub sync |
| Page is live | Run the on-page check when possible |
Review is not a delay. It is how the sitemap stays trustworthy.