Content Health tab
The Content Health tab is the "what needs attention" hub of Analytics. It gathers the signals Topicary generates about your content into one view, so you can see at a glance what to fix. Unlike the other Analytics tabs, Content Health does not require a published site or reader traffic. It analyzes your authored content directly.
Open the tab
Go to Analytics in the sidebar.
The Content Health tab is selected by default.
The insights here are generated automatically as Topicary analyzes your content. If the tab is empty, choose Run analysis now to populate it; scheduled scans also backfill it over time.
What the tab shows
The tab composes four sections. Each one hides itself when it has no data, so you only see what is relevant.
Content debt: a project-level debt score (0 to 10) summarizing how much of your content is stale, unverified, flagged by findings, or gap-prone. Read it in depth in Content debt score.
Docs-as-tests: findings from the weekly automated validation that checks for broken links, changed API endpoints, and invalid code samples. See Content health and governance.
Lifecycle recommendations: per-topic suggestions from the nightly lifecycle scan: update, expand, verify, merge, split, or archive. See Automated lifecycle recommendations.
Structure suggestions: proposals to improve how content is organized, such as extracting a reusable component or splitting an overloaded topic.
How it relates to the rest of Analytics
Content Health is the authoring-side view: it scores and flags the content you already have. The other tabs are the reader-side view: what people search for, ask the AI, and cannot find. The Prioritize what to write next page combines both into a single ranked worklist of what to do next.
See also
Prioritize what to write next: gaps plus health signals, ranked
Content debt score: how the debt score is calculated
Automated lifecycle recommendations: the nightly lifecycle scan
Content health and governance: orphans, stale topics, and docs-as-tests