A skill adds one more check to every visit Monity makes to a page: how fast it loads, when its certificate expires, which links broke, what search engines see, whether it still meets WCAG, which scripts it runs and which trackers load before consent. Each comes with alert rules you can tune.
Switch them on in the task’s settings, or ask the assistant: “alert me if the pricing page gets slow”. Skills sit alongside the task’s change monitoring.
Each skill runs inside the check the task already makes, in the same real-browser visit, logged-in pages included. The first check sets the baseline.
A threshold, a number of checks in a row, or any change. Each alert goes out once per episode, to the task’s channels, and says which skill and rule raised it.
How fast the page loads for a real browser, measured on every check.
Largest contentful paint, server response, first paint, page weight and requests, measured in a real browser on every check, with what got heavier when the page got slower.
What search engines and AI crawlers are allowed to see and index.
Titles, descriptions, canonicals, indexing, HTTP status, structured data and AI-crawler access, read from the rendered page on every check.
WCAG failures in the page as it renders, colour contrast included.
axe-core runs against the rendered page with its real CSS, colour contrast included, to WCAG 2.1 AA (or 2.2 AA), and alerts when a deploy adds failures.
The same scan at the stricter WCAG AAA level, for public-sector work and procurement requirements, with the same alert rules.
Broken links, missing images and pages that fail to load.
Tests the links on the page to the same site the way a visitor follows them, and alerts only on links that broke since the previous check.
The link checker with links to other sites included: partner, press and social links rot on someone else’s schedule.
Broken images, scripts and stylesheets that fail to load, empty pages and HTTP errors on every check, plus AI suggestions about the layout that never alert on their own.
Certificates, domains, DNS, security headers and the scripts a page runs.
The site’s SSL certificate, its domain registration (from the registry’s RDAP record) and DNS, with alerts before anything expires and when the certificate authority or nameservers change.
Signs of script injection and tampering on the page, and its security headers, with alerts when a new script origin, suspicious code or a header change appears.
An inventory of every script the page runs and every place it sends data, with alerts on new script sources, changed third-party scripts, new data destinations, removed SRI and security-header changes.
Cookies and trackers on a first visit, and the consent platform.
The cookies and trackers a first-time visitor gets before answering any cookie banner, the consent platform, the IAB consent API and Google Consent Mode defaults, with alerts when they change.
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