TL;DR

Scheduled run of image-audit completed a read-only audit against the live WP REST API. No writes or deployments were performed because the sandbox returned ENOSPC: no space left on device on every Bash invocation, which blocks: Gemini (/banana) image generation, Playwright visual QA, WP media uploads (multipart), and content PATCH/PUT. WebFetch (GET-only) was used to complete the audit.

Scope Audited

• Pages queried: 311 published pages across 4 pagination pages of /wp/v2/pages
• Posts: Page 1 of posts sampled (100 entries); all sampled posts have featured_media set
• Hero content spot-checks: 9 pages with featured_media = 0 were each fetched and their content.rendered inspected for the <div class="sa-hero"> wrapper and <img> presence

Key Finding

Out of 311 pages, only 9 have featured_media = 0. All 9 are the new practice-area pages Sam built out. Every one of them already has a hero <img> inside the sa-hero wrapper, so the site-visible hero renders. The gaps are:

1. featured_media (WP featured-image field) is unset on all 9 → hurts OG/Twitter social previews and any feed/query that relies on the featured image attachment
2. Seven of the nine pages have a generic or topically-mismatched hero image that should be replaced with a topic-specific image

Pages with featured_media = 0 (the only true "gaps")

What Was NOT Done (and why)

• No image generation (/banana) — requires Bash + temp file writes; sandbox ENOSPC
• No WP media uploads — multipart POST to /wp/v2/media requires a scripted HTTP client
• No content PATCH — WebFetch is read-only; authenticated PUT unavailable without Bash
• No Playwright visual QA — requires Chromium + disk space
• No /rename-images sweep on media library — same blocker

Deployed with existing library match

None — nothing was deployed this run.