Mode: REPORT (deploy path blocked)

Site: https://www.aguiarinjurylawyers.com

Run type: Scheduled task image-audit (autonomous)

Operator: Cowork session friendly-youthful-faraday

TL;DR

The pipeline pre-flight failed on two preconditions: the Bash sandbox returned ENOSPC: no space left on device on every call, and no WordPress write MCP is exposed to this session. Per the task spec, both conditions force REPORT MODE: read-only audit completed, no image generation, no uploads, no hero patches, no deploys.

Read-only inventory came back clean. The site has roughly 328 published pages and at least 100 published posts (page 1 of /wp-json/wp/v2/posts returned a full page; additional pages may exist). The strongest signal in the data, even before vision scoring, is that 18+ featured_media IDs are reused across topically-distinct URLs. That is the generic-hero pattern this audit was built to catch.

Pre-flight results

Inventory

Reused featured_media IDs — generic-hero candidates

These IDs appear as featured media on multiple topically-distinct URLs. Without vision scoring, reuse alone is the strongest proxy for topic-mismatch. Highest-confidence flags from the data:

38459, 43769, 44247, 44181, 14294, 14395, 44229, 15139, 44228, 41274, 17236, 47270, 66434, 44094, 42044, 44067, 18334, 38794.

Each of these needs a vision pass (gemini-2.5-pro analyze-image-content or OpenAI analyze-image-content) against the title and primary keyword of every page that uses it. Score < 0.5 = recommend a topic-specific replacement.