Fix, verify & remember · Fix Packs
Every finding becomes a change you can actually review.
A Fix Pack is an exact, reviewable owned-site change — schema, metadata, internal links, robots and llms.txt rules — with evidence, a risk label, and a business impact estimate attached. Choose how it reaches your site: CMS, GitHub, or a managed Snippet, then approve it or let an eligible policy handle it.
A Fix Pack is presented as a recommendation to act on — never as a change already made.
- "@type": "Thing"
+ "@type": "Product"
Live page re-fetched. Schema confirmed present.
A list of findings isn't the same as a list of fixes.
Most audit tools stop at the finding. Turning 'schema type is wrong' into an exact, safe, reviewable change — with a preview, a risk level, and a rollback path — is the harder, more valuable step most tools skip.
A finding with no next step
Knowing a page has an issue doesn’t tell you the exact field, value, or file that needs to change.
No idea what will actually change
Without a preview diff, "apply the fix" is a leap of faith.
One size doesn’t fit every risk
A metadata tweak and a pricing page edit shouldn’t go through the same approval bar.
No way back if it goes wrong
A change with no pre-change snapshot means no clean way to undo it.
How this feature works
From a finding to a deployed, verified change.
Generate the candidate fix
The exact field, value, or file that needs to change is generated from the finding — not just a description of the problem. The headline leads with the outcome and stakes, not the mechanism.
Every Fix Pack leads with what it costs you if you don’t act, not just the technical detail.
Candidate generated
Attach evidence, risk, and impact
Every Fix Pack carries its supporting evidence, a risk level, and a business impact estimate — pages affected, and priority. Priority tier can shift by workspace goal, but the confidence score and risk label never do.
A cohort proof line only appears once enough similar sites exist to back it — never fabricated below that gate.
Risk: Low
- 14 of 20 tracked competitors already use this schema type.
Show the exact preview diff
The precise before-and-after change is shown — never applied silently, and never presented as already made. Nothing changes until it’s approved, even for fixes eligible for Auto Fix.
Presented as a recommendation to act on, at every trust stage — never as a change already made.
Preview ready
- "@type": "Thing"
+ "@type": "Product"
Review, edit, or approve
Approve as-is, edit the proposed change, reject it, or request regeneration — nothing ships without an explicit decision. Editing or rejecting are first-class options, not just approve or ignore.
Low-risk, eligible fixes can also be approved right from Slack or Microsoft Teams.
Awaiting approval
Or set an Auto Fix policy for this fix type.
Deploy and verify delivery
Once approved, choose CMS, GitHub, or Snippet delivery. CMS uses the connected provider, GitHub opens a repository-scoped pull request, and Snippet publishes an approved allowlisted artifact. A pre-change state is stored and delivery is confirmed by the matching technical check, not assumed from a success response alone.
A pre-change snapshot is stored before every deployment, so rollback has something to restore.
Deployed & verified
Explore it yourself
Explore the Fix Queue.
- "@type": "Thing"
+ "@type": "Product"
Key capabilities
Everything a reviewable fix needs.
Generation
- Direct answer blocks, FAQ answers, schema, metadata, internal links, and crawler rules
- Person, Product, Article, Organization, ImageObject, and VideoObject candidates when supported by facts
- Exact field-level preview diff
- Business impact estimate on every fix
Review & approval
- Approve, edit, reject, or request regeneration
- Risk-based approval requirements
- Auto Fix policy for eligible, low-risk fix types
- Claim support and reader-facing style-conformance checks before deploy
Deployment & safety
- Choose CMS, GitHub, or Snippet for each site or Fix Pack
- GitHub source-file changes use a repository-scoped pull request; edge delivery is part of Snippet mode
- Pre-change snapshot stored before deployment
- Rollback where the connector supports it
- Raw, rendered, crawler, schema, sitemap, and canonical verification
- Re-crawl submission and same-prompt answer rerun after technical delivery
Business outcomes
What changes once a finding becomes a reviewable fix.
From finding to exact change
See precisely what will change, not just that something is wrong.
Risk-matched approval
Low-risk fixes move fast. High-risk changes always get a human decision.
Nothing ships silently
Every Fix Pack is a recommendation you act on, at every trust stage — including Auto Fix.
A clean way back
A pre-change snapshot means a bad fix can be rolled back, not just left in place.
Why Surgbly does it better
A reviewable diff instead of a vague recommendation.
Traditional
- 1A finding says something is wrong.
- 2No exact preview of what would change.
- 3Every fix goes through the same approval bar.
- 4No pre-change snapshot if something breaks.
Surgbly
- 1Finding becomes an exact, field-level candidate fix.
- 2Preview diff, risk, and impact shown before approval.
- 3Risk-matched approval, with Auto Fix for eligible types.
- 4Pre-change snapshot stored, with rollback where supported.
Use cases
Built for the moment a finding needs to become a change.
Integrations
Choose the delivery surface that fits your site.
- WordPress
- Webflow
- Shopify
- GitHub
- Snippet
- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
Questions
Answers before you have to ask.
How can I deliver a Fix Pack?
Choose CMS, GitHub, or Snippet. CMS writes supported provider fields, GitHub opens a validated repository pull request, and Snippet publishes a signed or allowlisted site artifact similar to an Alli AI-style integration. Source-file is part of GitHub mode, and edge/proxy is part of Snippet mode, not a fourth choice. Surgbly never silently switches the surface.
What counts as a Fix Pack versus a Platform Task or Influence Plan?
A Fix Pack is an owned-site change — your CMS, schema, or code. Owned or claimable profiles route to a Platform Task, and third-party authority gaps route to an Influence Plan.
What is Auto Fix?
A policy you set for eligible, low-risk fix types to deploy automatically after a hold window — with the pending change always visible and cancelable before it applies.
What happens if a fix fails validation?
It stays in a validation-failed state and won’t reach your Fix Queue for review until it passes.
Can a deployed fix be rolled back?
Where the selected surface supports it, yes. CMS keeps a before snapshot, GitHub keeps the PR and commit history, and Snippet keeps the prior artifact so the change can be disabled or restored conditionally.
How is generated content checked before deployment?
Reader-facing copy is checked for brand style, topic fit, unsupported claims, and visible-content support. A style score never replaces claim validation or approval policy.
See your first Fix Pack.
Connect your site and see the first reviewable fix, evidence included.