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Finding an issue is only useful if someone can turn it into work.
Any analyzer workspace can now become a worksheet, with status, priority and notes attached to each row. It gives the team somewhere to work through the findings without exporting them into another system first.
You can select a group of rows and generate recommendations in one batch. There’s a preview before the full run, which is there for a practical reason: a prompt that’s slightly wrong across ten rows is easy to fix. Across hundreds, it’s just wasted output.
For rows that need more investigation, you can ask the sheet directly. Searchscope works through the row and the open web, then writes the answer back into the notes so the context stays attached to the finding.
Shared links only show rows you’ve released. Internal notes stay private.
Worksheets are available across the workspace analyzers.
A worksheet cut from Content Decay, with priority, status and notes on every row.
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