Pages open with the answer. AI answers are assembled from passages.
The check reads the first paragraph under each heading and asks whether it states the answer to the heading's question before context, story or setup. Answer-first sections are what AI quotes; sections that circle the point are not.
AI answers are assembled from passages. A passage that states its point in the first sentence is quotable on its own; one that gets there in sentence four is skipped for a competitor's that did not. Same facts, different order, different outcome.
Read your first sentence under each H2. Does it answer the heading? If a reader who only saw that sentence would know the answer, it is answer-first.
What the agent does: the agent writes an answer-first opening for a page and publishes it the moment you approve the words — as a revision you can undo.
Part of the 23 checks · group: Page content — text without JavaScript, response time, internal links, answer-first structure, self-contained sections, headings/dates/authorship.
It reorders it. The story and the nuance stay; they come after the sentence that answers. Readers skimming for the point prefer it too.
Judging whether a paragraph answers its heading takes a model reading the prose. The free check is structural and spends no model; the full check does the reading.
The page check reads your public pages from outside and runs all 22 — free, no signup, no AI engine involved.