Importance: High. Tasks: pending (research done, drafting and deployment not done).

What was done

The research and analysis half of the run completed cleanly:

• Crawled the full sitemap tree: sitemap_index.xml plus page-sitemap (~270 URLs), post-sitemap (~190 URLs), category-sitemap (17 URLs).
• Built a keyword-to-URL cannibalization map.
• Produced a 12-item prioritized net-new opportunity backlog.
• Wrote 4 publish-ready blueprints (H1, meta, slug, breadcrumb, H2/H3 outline, schema, internal links, image plan, citations, compliance notes).

All of it is saved to the Projects folder as SEO-Run_2026-05-22_Research-and-Blueprints.md. A follow-up run can go straight from that file to draft HTML with no re-research.

Why the session ended

Blocked, not finished. The session's Linux sandbox is out of disk space. Every Bash call fails immediately with ENOSPC: no space left on device before any command runs. Tried 4 times, identical failure each time.

Bash is the only route to the WordPress REST API (credentials in vault.env must be sourced in the shell), to image conversion, and to Playwright visual QA. There is no WordPress MCP connector in the current tool set, so deployment cannot route around the dead shell. The disk cannot be cleared from inside the session because clearing it also needs Bash.

The task file itself warned about ENOSPC cascades, so this is a known recurring failure mode for this scheduled task, not a one-off.

The finding that matters most

Before publishing anything new, there is a bigger issue: the site already carries severe internal keyword cannibalization.

• Truck accident: roughly 10 competing URLs on the same term (the firm's highest-value keyword).
• Amazon / delivery vehicle: roughly 12 competing URLs.
• PIP / no-fault: roughly 6 competing URLs.
• Four near-certain accidental duplicate pairs (the cleanest fixes): spinal-cord vs spinal-cord-2, atv-accidents vs atv-accident, burn-injuries vs burn-injury, rideshare-accidents vs uber-lyft-rideshare-accidents.

Google picks one URL per query, so these duplicates dilute ranking signals for all of them. Consolidation would likely lift rankings more than any new page. Consolidation is destructive (deleting or redirecting live URLs, editing canonicals), so it is held for Sam's approval rather than done autonomously.

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