page-decomposition

Page decomposition analyzes a single section's HTML and screenshot to identify content sequences and breaking points. It produces neutral sequence descriptions that structure the section's top-to-bottom flow without assigning block types or names, enabling downstream authoring decisions during page import.

Neutral decomposition describes content sequences without labeling them as specific blocks or components. This approach supports flexible authoring by documenting what content exists and where natural breaks occur, allowing downstream skills to assign appropriate block types based on content modeling decisions.

Yes. Page decomposition analyzes individual sections independently, producing structured metadata that supports per-section decisions during page construction. This per-section approach integrates with AEM Edge Delivery workflows where sections are authored and managed separately.

Page decomposition returns structured sequence metadata that describes content boundaries and flow within a section. Downstream skills consume this metadata for block planning and content modeling, translating neutral sequences into authored components.

Provide the target section's HTML markup and a screenshot. Page decomposition analyzes these inputs to identify content sequences and breaking points, then produces structured descriptions of the section's composition for page import workflows.