page-decomposition

Page section content flow analysis identifies breaking points between different content types within a single section. It produces a neutral sequence description without naming blocks, supporting downstream block identification and authoring decisions during page import.

Content boundaries are identified by analyzing the vertical flow within a single section to detect breaking points between content types. This produces a structured output describing each sequence, enabling downstream tooling to process the section correctly.

You break down HTML sections by inspecting the target section's visuals and HTML, determining its internal sequences and boundaries, and returning a structured description of each sequence. The skill operates on one section at a time and avoids naming blocks to maintain neutrality.

This skill does not directly identify blocks during a page import. It operates on one section at a time to produce a neutral sequence description, which then supports downstream block identification and authoring decisions made by other tooling.

No, the section decomposition process operates on exactly one section at a time. It analyzes the vertical flow of that single section to produce a structured sequence description, ensuring focused analysis before moving to the next section.