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Observability

Probeo observes how a website behaves as a system — across pages, templates, and shared layers — rather than sampling a small set of URLs. This system view reveals patterns, repetition, and drift that are invisible page by page.

The goal is to create a stable, shared picture of the site that can be trusted across teams and preserved over time.

Technical SEO at scale

As sites grow, technical issues stop being isolated. Performance, headers, metadata, accessibility, and structure interact at the template and system level. Probeo treats technical SEO as a single system and highlights where behavior breaks consistency, trust, or discoverability at scale.

Content SEO: authority and intent

Content expands faster than it’s reviewed. Intent drifts; pages compete with each other and dilute authority. Probeo evaluates how content works together across the site, showing where intent is clear or confused and where authority strengthens or weakens over time.

Prioritization, baselines and change awareness

Probeo maintains a baseline view of site behavior and groups issues by impact and scope, so teams can decide what to fix now, what can wait, and what no longer requires attention. This baseline persists as the site evolves — preserving context and preventing re‑investigation after every release.

Transparency and control

Probeo is read‑only and predictable. The crawler respects robots.txt, crawl‑delay, and explicit path restrictions. Requests are rate‑limited and identifiable. Site owners control how Probeo operates — clarity without interference.

Limitations

• Probeo does not modify content, submit forms, or execute transactions.
• It does not collect user data or bypass authentication.
• It avoids unnecessary asset requests and minimizes load on your site.
• It complements, not replaces, your CMS, CDN, analytics, or monitoring.