Reviewed the Screaming Frog 5/8/26 audit folder, parent agent instructions, May 9 external-reference pass, and May 10 external-link validation, source-location, candidate, and autosave-staging artifacts. Created a local status report at /Users/samaguiar/Documents/Codex/technical-seo/status-reports/screaming-frog-5-8-26-unaddressed-2026-05-10.md.
/contact-us/ still returns 403 live with a browser-style user agent. The original crawl showed 1,488 inlinks. This remains the clearest live blocker./about-us/ and ?page_id=5835 now resolve live to /about-us/meet-our-team/, so those do not appear to remain active blockers. /contact-us/ does.The requested status check is complete. No live WordPress publishes or homepage changes were made. Notion export and local report were created so another agent can continue without redoing the reconciliation.
A good next pass would keep this ordered: contact-us Cloudways/edge access fix first; then publish or rebuild the already-staged true-broken external-link autosaves through the safe WordPress deployment path; then research the remaining 18 unstaged true-broken external URLs; then batch the PageSpeed/security/internal-redirect/metadata families separately.
Use the project folder as the source audit snapshot and the local report above as the compact summary. The May 10 file true_broken_staged_body_replacements_2026-05-10.csv is the active staging file. The combined_staged_body_replacements_2026-05-10.csv file is explicitly superseded and should not be published. Treat the external crawler-blocked rows as review-only unless browser validation also fails. Avoid direct published post_content writes; use the safe draft/autosave/deploy path.