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60.6%
Raw HTML coverage
Raw HTML coverage measures what fraction of the human-visible content can be found as literal text inside the raw HTML bytes (before any JavaScript runs). This represents the upper bound of what any AI crawler could possibly see — including training pipelines that tokenize raw HTML directly.
100.0%
Extractor visibility
Extractor visibility measures what fraction of the human-visible content is recovered by a standard boilerplate-stripping extractor (trafilatura). This represents what tools like Common Crawl's WET files, readability.js, and most content-extraction pipelines would actually see.
NONE
AI crawlers see the same content as human users.
Gap kind classifies why content is missing. 'NONE' = AI sees everything. 'EXTRACTION' = content is in the HTML bytes but extractors can't unpack it (e.g. locked inside framework data structures). 'RENDERING' = content only exists after JavaScript execution. 'MIXED' = both problems are present. 'BLOCKED' = HTTP error, scores are meaningless.