Pages Tools

Page fields

Field	Type	Description
title	string	Page title. Used in nav and as default <title> tag.
slug	string	URL path. "" = homepage. No leading slash.
html_content	string	Full page body HTML.
content_mode	"html"	Always "html" in the current version.
status	"published" | "draft" | "review"	Only published pages are built into the static site.
kind	"page" | "article"	"article" enables Article JSON-LD schema.
seo_title	string	Custom <title> tag. Defaults to title + suffix.
seo_description	string	<meta name="description">. 150–160 chars recommended.
og_image	string	Absolute CDN URL for Open Graph image.
canonical_url	string	Override the canonical URL (e.g. after a migration).
noindex	boolean	Set true to add <meta name="robots" content="noindex">.
language	string	Per-page language override (e.g. "en", "sv").
author	string	Article author. Used in Article JSON-LD.
date_published	string	ISO 8601 date. Used in Article JSON-LD.
json_ld	string	Custom JSON-LD schema as a JSON string.

Homepage

The homepage has slug: "" and is stored with id: "home". Claude uses this automatically when you say “the homepage” or “the start page”.

Caution

There can only be one homepage per site. Creating a second page with slug: "" returns a 409 error.

create_page

Creates a new page. Required: title. Defaults: status: "draft", content_mode: "html".

Create a page titled "Tjänster" at slug "tjanster" with three service sections.

update_page

Updates one or more fields on an existing page. Pass only the fields you want to change — others are preserved.

Update the Services page: change the seo_description to "..."

batch_update_pages

Updates multiple pages in one call. More efficient than individual updates for bulk changes like SEO fixes.

Write meta descriptions for all pages.

Claude uses batch_update_pages automatically for multi-page operations.

list_pages

Returns all pages with title, slug, status and SEO fields — but not the HTML body (to keep responses small).

Add full: true to include html_content — use sparingly on large sites.

read_page

Returns a single page including its full html_content. Claude uses this before editing a page.

batch_read_pages

Reads multiple pages by ID in one call. Returns { pages_by_id: { id: page }, not_found: [] }.

search_pages

Finds pages containing a substring in their HTML content:

search_pages contains="<h1"        ← pages with an H1
search_pages contains="calendly"   ← pages with a Calendly embed
search_pages contains="/old-path"  ← pages with a stale internal link

delete_page

Permanently deletes a page. This also removes it from the next deploy.

HTML conventions

All HTML in pages should follow these conventions:

• CSS variables for colours and fonts — var(--color-primary), var(--font-heading), never hardcoded hex
• One <h1> per page — the page title. Sections use <h2>.
• No <nav>, <header>, <footer> in page HTML — those live in partials
• Inline <style> blocks are allowed — scoped to the page’s classes
• <iframe> allowed for YouTube, Vimeo, Calendly, Google Maps
• No <script> tags — use site settings for analytics/chat widgets