Crawl Pagination Audit

How to use Crawl Pagination Audit

A successful first scrape does not establish that later pages were captured. Reconcile minimal page and item identifiers under an explicit termination rule before promising dataset coverage.

1. Record request and next-cursor labels, actual page outcomes and explicit termination evidence.
2. List item IDs per page so declared counts and repeated items can be checked.
3. Resolve missing cursors and count discrepancies, then verify source coverage and collection permission independently.

Good to know

• No website is fetched. A consistent supplied chain is not proof of complete real-world data, authorization or source accuracy. Item identities must use one consistent scope.
• Explicit termination requires a successful declared terminal with no next cursor. Empty termination also requires zero items. Duplicate item IDs are reported separately; unreachable extra pages hold the chain.
• Each input field is limited to 8,000 UTF-16 characters. CSV needs the exact displayed header and at most 100 data rows. Quoted commas, doubled quotes and quoted newlines are supported. Duplicate identities are refused unless the tool explicitly reports them as findings.
• Markdown and CSV are editable review artifacts, not certificates. Spreadsheet-like text is apostrophe-prefixed in CSV to reduce formula execution risk; check the actual importer before sharing. Decimal ratios are rounded to at most 12 places.
• Runs only on the records you enter, locally in your browser. No AI call, provider connection, account inspection, upload, automatic outreach or saved input. Use neutral identifiers rather than personal or secret content.