# Analyzing your published site

> Paste your live Estage site's URL with a question and Genesis reads the actual page to answer.

Source: https://knowledge.estage.com/capabilities/analyze-own-site/
Part of the ESTAGE knowledge base (https://knowledge.estage.com). Full corpus: https://knowledge.estage.com/llms-full.txt

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## How to trigger it

Paste a link to **your own published Estage site** together with a question:

- *"https://mysite.estage.com — what's the headline in the hero?"*
- *"does this site of mine have a blog? https://…estage.com"*
- *"what colors does this page use?"*

## What happens

Genesis fetches the live page (rendering it fully, like a browser would) and answers from
what's **actually there** — exact texts, colors found in the styles, which pages and routes
exist. No editing happens; this is pure read-and-answer.

## What it's useful for

- Checking what's really live vs. what you've changed in the builder since.
- Pulling concrete details from an older project of yours to reuse (*"what font does my other
  site use?"*).
- A quick audit before pointing someone at the link.

## Notes

- It reads the **published** site — drafts and unpublished changes aren't visible to it.
- It analyzes structure, text, and styles; it doesn't download or inspect media files.
- For deeper page-quality checks (speed, accessibility, SEO scores), use
  [Performance audits](/workspace/performance/) instead.