Fix Assist
Turn a finding into work someone can actually ship.
Knowing something is wrong is not the same as knowing what to do about it. Fix Assist takes a finding and builds it out into a package with the diagnosis, the evidence behind it, what to change, how to undo it, and how you will know it worked.
No card required.
- Grounded in your own scan evidence
- Written for the person implementing
- Rollback defined up front
Finding from
- Meta Snapshot
- Opportunities
- Internal Links
- PageSpeed
- Cases
Becomes a Fix Package
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Diagnosis
What is actually wrong
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Evidence
The scan facts behind it
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Confidence
How well supported it is
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Targets
The pages affected
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Remediation
What to change
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Rollback
How to undo it
Prove target
How you will know it worked
What a package contains
Everything the person doing the work would otherwise have to reconstruct.
A finding on its own puts the burden on whoever picks it up. The package carries the reasoning with it, so the work can start rather than begin with an investigation.
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Primary diagnosis
A specific statement of what is wrong with this target, rather than a category name or a generic best-practice note.
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Evidence facts
Pulled directly from your own scan data, so the diagnosis can be checked rather than taken on trust.
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Confidence
High, medium or low — describing how well the evidence supports the diagnosis. It is not a measure of how easy the fix will be.
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Rollback plan
Defined before anything changes, because work on a live site needs a way back.
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Prove target
What should be observable afterwards, agreed up front so verification is not a matter of opinion later.
Execution steps
Written in the form the work will actually be done in.
The same package can be expressed for whoever is picking it up. A developer, a marketer in a CMS and an AI coding agent do not need the same instructions.
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Step-by-Step
Plain sequential instructions for a person working through it directly.
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Cursor / AI Agent
Structured for handing to an AI coding agent with the context it needs.
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WordPress
Expressed in terms of the CMS the change is being made in.
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Lovable
Shaped for teams building in that environment.
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Developer Brief
A brief a developer can pick up and estimate without a meeting first.
Pick the format that matches how the work will genuinely be done, not the one that looks most familiar.
Where the boundary sits
CiteWorth prepares the work. Your team ships it.
Fix Assist does not reach into your CMS, your repository or your infrastructure and change things. It builds the package, and implementation happens where it should — in your systems, under your control, with your review.
What it does
- Reads the finding and the evidence behind it
- Names the affected targets
- Sets out the change and how to reverse it
- Defines what should be observable afterwards
What it does not do
- Repair a site automatically
- Apply changes without review
- Act on systems it has not been given access to
- Promise that a change will move an answer engine
Built to be verified
The prove target is set before the work starts, not argued about afterwards.
Because a package defines what should be observable once the change is live, the follow-up is a check rather than a debate. Committed work carries that definition into a Case, and what was observed afterwards reaches the report.
What Fix Assist connects to
Fix Assist sits between the evidence that raised a problem and the record of the work that addressed it.
Stop handing over findings. Start handing over work.
Run an evidence pass and see what a finished package looks like on your own site.
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