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Site audit
One crawl that finds what is quietly broken across your site: dead links, on-page SEO gaps, and the cookies and trackers your pages load.
The site audit starts at your homepage, follows internal links up to a cap, and reads the HTML each page serves. Nothing goes in your visitors' browser, and it never counts toward your quota. Run it from Monitor → Site Audit; the crawl runs in the background and takes a minute or two, so you can leave the page. It is built for anyone with a site, especially a new one, to catch problems before visitors do.
Broken links
Every link the crawl finds, internal and external, is checked. Anything that returns a 404, a server error, or fails to respond is listed with the pages it was found on, so you know exactly where to fix it. Links to other sites that have gone dead are flagged the same way.
On-page SEO
For each page the audit checks the basics search engines care about: a present and reasonably sized title, a meta description, exactly one H1, a canonical link, a language attribute, a viewport tag, whether the page is set to noindex, and images missing alt text. Issues are grouped by type with the affected pages, so a recurring gap reads as one row, not fifty.
Cookies and trackers
The audit reports the cookies your server sets in its responses, and the third-party tracking scripts it finds in your HTML (Google Analytics, Tag Manager, the Meta pixel, Hotjar and the like). It is an honest, lightweight scan: because it reads the served HTML rather than running your JavaScript in a real browser, it will not catch cookies a client script sets at runtime. JAMP itself sets no cookies, which is rather the point.
Runs weekly, alerts on changes
Beyond the audits you run by hand, JAMP re-crawls your site about once a week and compares each run with the last. If a new broken link appears, or a new third-party tracker shows up that was not there before, it emails you. The first crawl just sets a baseline. Both alerts are on by default and can be turned off per site under Dashboard → Alerts.
For agents
The same findings are available to AI agents over the MCP server and the REST API via jamp_site_audit, so Claude or Cursor can read the broken links and SEO gaps and fix them directly.