Confluence Broken Links and Orphan Page Audit
Analyse pasted link lists and page lists from Confluence to find dead links, orphan pages and unreachable content, with fixes by priority.
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Help me find content in [SPACE_NAME] that people cannot reach or that points nowhere. I will give you two pasted lists. List A is pages with the number of other pages linking to them: [INBOUND_LINK_LIST]. List B is links found inside pages with their status (working, redirect or not found): [LINK_STATUS_LIST]. Also tell me the pages that matter most to us, which are [KEY_PAGES]. Output: 1) A summary line with total pages, orphans (zero inbound links), and links not found, plus the percentage for each, showing the arithmetic. 2) A table of orphan pages with the columns Page, Probably why it is orphaned (old project, replaced, never linked, personal draft), and Action (link from X, archive, ask owner). 3) A table of broken links grouped by the page that contains them, with the columns Page, Broken link text, Suggested replacement or action. 4) A short "fix first" list limited to key pages and the most-clicked sections. 5) One habit we could adopt to stop this recurring, in under 60 words. Do not invent what a missing page used to say. If you cannot tell where a link should go, write "needs owner decision" rather than guessing. Do not delete or edit anything; just report. Mark any step that depends on a Confluence app, macro or plan feature with [VERIFY].
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