Summary of work done

• Ran the read-only WordPress content drift QA against aguiarinjurylawyers.com using the current vault credentials.
• Wrote the new dated artifact set to outputs/recent-wp-content-audit-2026-06-08/.
• Captured the current drift classes requested by the automation: section 12B banned FAQ patterns, TOC structure drift, snippet/internal-phrase drift, FAQ visible/schema mismatch, and sidebar CTA structure or visible-phone drift.

What shipped

• Fresh audit JSON, CSV, and Markdown reports were generated successfully.
• Grouped repair-priority output was captured for both published items and draft or nonpublished backlog.
• No live content changes were made.

What failed

• Published failures: 5.
• Draft or nonpublished failures: 37.
• Published drift is concentrated in missing TOCs, Section 12B FAQ cleanup, sidebar CTA label drift, sidebar visible phone drift, and one internal visible-text issue.
• Draft drift is concentrated in missing TOCs or missing snippets, broken media URLs, FAQ schema visible mismatch, sidebar CTA drift, and one forbidden visible-text case.

Safest next repair path

• Prioritize published items first because they are live.
• Repair order that matches the audit output: TOC and sidebar CTA structure, Section 12B FAQ cleanup, FAQ visible/schema synchronization, then broken media and missing snippet backlog.
• No destructive or live-edit action was taken because the request was read-only and the safest next repair path is still reversible only after item-level review.

Handoff for next agent

• Start from outputs/recent-wp-content-audit-2026-06-08/recent-wp-content-audit.md for a concise human-readable summary.
• Use outputs/recent-wp-content-audit-2026-06-08/recent-wp-content-audit.json for exact item-level drift evidence.