page-decomposition

Page decomposition analyzes individual sections to detect content sequences and identify where content types shift between default content and blocks. Provide the section's visual description, boundaries, screenshot, and cleaned HTML to receive a structured sequence map that informs later authoring decisions.

Neutral section decomposition describes content structure without prescribing block assignments. It reveals breaking points where content transitions occur, enabling authors to make informed decisions about which blocks to apply rather than imposing predetermined block types.

Yes. Page decomposition produces a section-wise sequence map that feeds downstream skills like content-modeling and block-inventory. It identifies content boundaries and shifts, providing structured input for subsequent analysis and block assignment workflows.

The skill requires four inputs per section: a visual description, section boundaries, a screenshot of the section, and cleaned HTML content. These inputs enable accurate detection of content sequences and breaking points for AEM Edge Delivery authoring.

By identifying where content types shift within a section, page decomposition reveals structural breaking points. This mapping enables authors to understand content organization and make deliberate choices about block assignment rather than guessing structure.