Session summary

Ran the WordPress content drift QA for aguiarinjurylawyers.com from the configured project workspace using the current vault credentials. The run stayed read-only.

What was accomplished

• Executed scripts/audit_recent_wp_content.py against recent WordPress pages and posts.
• Wrote fresh artifacts to /Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects/wp-content-visual-scripts-2026/outputs/recent-wp-content-audit-2026-06-01/recent-wp-content-audit.json, /Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects/wp-content-visual-scripts-2026/outputs/recent-wp-content-audit-2026-06-01/recent-wp-content-audit.csv, and /Users/samaguiar/Documents/Projects/wp-content-visual-scripts-2026/outputs/recent-wp-content-audit-2026-06-01/recent-wp-content-audit.md.
• Captured the main drift classes requested: Section 12B banned FAQ patterns, TOC drift, snippet/internal-phrase drift, FAQ visible/schema mismatch, and sidebar CTA visible-phone drift.

Result snapshot

• Pass: 4
• Warn: 42
• Fail: 77
• Published fail: 1
• Draft/nonpublished fail: 76

Key failure themes

• Published issue: Lexington Personal Injury Lawyer had missing TOC plus banned Section 12B FAQ patterns.
• Draft backlog concentrated in missing TOCs and missing snippets, FAQ schema mismatches, sidebar CTA label or visible-phone drift, and a smaller set of broken media URLs.

Reason for ending

The audit completed successfully and produced the requested artifacts. No live changes were made because this run was explicitly read-only and the safer next step is to batch repairs by drift class, starting with published P1 issues.

Suggested next repair path

• Start with the published Lexington page: restore approved TOC structure and remove the Section 12B banned FAQ patterns.
• Then repair the highest-volume draft structure issues, especially missing TOCs and snippet blocks.