Rename a page or catalogue entry without losing a single link. Every address is built on a fixed, invisible id that survives a rename, and every older address redirects automatically to the current one. A site-wide crawl then verifies that every redirect actually works.
The Agentic Part
A maintenance agent resolves every address through the fixed id, independent of the current name, and automatically sets up a redirect from the old address the moment something is renamed. After a page moves, the same agent updates every internal reference, rebuilds the site and then checks every link across the whole site. You never need to clean up an old link yourself.
Main Features
- Addresses resolve from a fixed id, independent of the name
- Old paths redirect automatically, alongside existing redirects
- Moving a page updates every reference, rebuilds the site and checks links
- A rename updates the existing entry in place
Use Cases
- Rename a page without shared links breaking.
- Move a catalogue entry into another category, and every reference to it stays valid.
- Have every redirect checked automatically after a restructuring.
- Keep one permanent address for a page, even after several renames.
What we build for you
- Your own site's address scheme
