What problem does it solve? Understanding a website's full structure — its sections, URL taxonomy, and content volume — is tedious when done by clicking through pages manually, and rendered sitemap HTML tables truncate after roughly 100 rows, hiding the real picture. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Sitemap Discovery and Parsing: Locates sitemaps via sitemap.xml, robots.txt directives, and common Yoast patterns, then fetches raw XML with browser_console and DOMParser to avoid truncated HTML tables. - URL Classification: Groups URLs by path segments to identify content sections, filtering out media uploads like /wp-content/uploads/ so page counts stay accurate. - Navigation Extraction: Pulls primary nav menus and footer links from the homepage to complement sitemap data. - Use Case: Before a competitive analysis or site migration, map a competitor's site to get a table of sections, URL prefixes, and page counts revealing their content strategy. ## Quick Start Map out the full structure of https://example.com including its sitemap sections, navigation, and page counts per section.
