page-decomposition

You can decompose page sections by providing the section screenshot, cleaned HTML, and boundary data. The skill analyzes these inputs to output a structured list of content sequences with neutral descriptions for downstream import planning.

Neutral section decomposition breaks down a page section into content sequences without naming blocks. It identifies shifting patterns and breaking points, producing descriptions suitable for downstream content modeling and import planning tasks.

Yes, section analysis consumes cleaned HTML and boundary data alongside section screenshots. It uses these inputs to identify content sequences and potential breaking points within that specific section during the page import process.

You need content sequence analysis when processing individual page sections during import to understand composition. It reveals shifting patterns and breaking points, enabling downstream decomposition and content-model decisions without assigning block names.

Yes, section decomposition produces neutral descriptions specifically suitable for downstream content modeling. The structured sequence data feeds directly into identify-page-structure and related skills for import workflow orchestration.

The skill analyzes only one section at a time rather than the entire page. It requires section screenshots, cleaned HTML, and boundary data as inputs, and does not name blocks, focusing solely on neutral sequence identification.