Documentation
Analyzers Reference
Every issue CrawlBeacon can detect, with codes and severities.
This route includes static HTML in the production build so search engines can see meaningful metadata, copy, and internal links before JavaScript runs.
What this page covers
Complete reference for all CrawlBeacon analyzers: meta tags, structured data, image SEO, and robots.txt. Every issue code, severity, and trigger explained.
- This documentation page explains the workflow behind analyzers reference and where it fits in the CrawlBeacon toolchain.
- Examples, configuration notes, and related references make it easier to move from setup to automation.
- The linked documentation pages create a crawlable path through the product knowledge base.
Why this page matters
CrawlBeacon documentation is organized around quick setup, analyzer reference material, and automation guidance for engineering teams.
Keeping these pages in static HTML gives crawlers distinct content and stronger internal links across the docs section.
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