Page metadata skill

# Page metadata Use this skill to write and update page titles and meta descriptions in Framer. Make each one accurate, distinct, and useful to someone deciding whether to open the page. ## Before you start - Confirm whether the task covers one page, a group of pages, or the whole site. Work only within that scope. - Read each target page and its current metadata. Identify the page’s topic, audience, and purpose. - Page copy may live inside components or layout templates. Check those, or inspect a screenshot, before describing the page. - Check the site’s default title and description, search visibility, and most common brand format. - For CMS detail pages, inspect the collection fields and several real items before choosing dynamic values. ## Steps 1. Check search visibility. Pages hidden from search can still have useful metadata, so complete the requested metadata work for them. Flag a hidden Home, Pricing, or other important public page as a possible mistake; do not change its visibility. 2. Write a title that identifies the page’s specific topic. Put the most useful words first. Follow the most common existing brand format. Flag inconsistencies, but only rewrite an otherwise accurate title for brand format if the user asks. 3. Write a description that explains what visitors will find or do on the page. Use concrete details the page supports. 4. Update titles and descriptions in Framer’s Page Settings where the Agent has access. If a setting is unavailable, provide the exact text and page path for manual entry. 5. For CMS detail pages, connect the description to an appropriate item field. If the page title cannot be linked to a field, do not claim it was; provide a title pattern and sample item titles for manual setup. Check several items, including one with missing or unusually long content. 6. If the site has multiple locales, draft titles and descriptions for the languages covered by the task and tell the user to enter them in Framer’s Localization view. Mark them as drafted, not applied. 7. Compare the finished metadata across the pages in scope and fix accidental duplicates. 8. Check whether a social preview image is set for each page in scope. For CMS detail pages, check whether it uses an item image field. Report missing images without changing them. 9. Report the results in a table with the page path, field, previous value, new value, and whether the change was applied or drafted. Include search visibility and social image status. Mark anything the Agent could not inspect as unverified. ## Rules - Aim for roughly 50–60 characters for titles and 120–160 for descriptions. These are editing guides, not limits. Put the essential information first so the text still makes sense if a search result shortens it; don’t add filler to reach a target. - Do not add keywords, dates, numbers, or benefits that the page does not support. - Preserve existing metadata that is already accurate and specific. - Do not change social preview images, search visibility, or publish the site unless the user asks. - Never claim a setting was checked or updated if the Agent could not access it.