authoring-analysis

Authoring analysis evaluates content sequences per section to determine whether default content typing or block-based layouts are optimal for edge delivery migration workflows. It validates block selection against available inventories and section styling requirements.

Block-aware authoring analysis identifies content sequences within page-structure outputs and determines the optimal authoring approach for each sequence. It enforces Step 3a and Step 3b analysis to coordinate migration tasks and produces a structured decision log for HTML generation.

Validating block selection against section styling requires cross-referencing chosen blocks with the available block inventory and section styling validations. This ensures the selected layout approach aligns with structural requirements before proceeding to HTML generation.

Yes, you need identify-page-structure outputs as input data to run the authoring-analysis workflow. The Skill categorizes each content sequence within those outputs to prepare subsequent migration steps and generate the structured decision log.

You should avoid block-based layouts when default content typing better suits the content sequence structure and edge delivery compatibility requirements. The analysis evaluates each sequence to determine if default content is more appropriate than block usage.