Doctor

Doctor is your pre-flight check. It scans the whole docs set and flags the small problems that slip through, so you catch them before a reader, or a failed build, does.

What it checks

Doctor runs several checks across your content:

• Frontmatter finds pages that are missing a title or description. These drive the sidebar label and SEO, so they should never be empty.
• Navigation entries finds meta.json entries that point to a page or folder that no longer exists.
• Internal links finds in-docs links that resolve to a missing page.
• Assets finds image and file references that are not in your public folder.

Each check comes back as pass, warn, or fail, with the exact files and entries that need attention.

Fixing what it finds

Every failing item tells you the page it is on and what is wrong, so you can open it, fix it, and run the scan again. The goal is a clean report before you commit.

Ignoring a result

Some flags are intentional. A link might point to a page you add later, or an asset that lives somewhere Doctor cannot see. You can mark a result as ignored so it stops showing up, and your real problems stay easy to find.

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