analysis

Crawl table

Filter rows, show and hide columns, select pages, and navigate from the main crawl table.

What it is

The crawl table is the default workbench after a crawl completes. Each row is a URL with extracted SEO, content, link, and intelligence fields. Hundreds of columns are available; a default set is visible on first open.

Filter bar

Natural-language filtering lives in the agent (manage_filters). The command bar is for precise queries.

ShortcutAction
⌘KFocus filter input
⌘⌫Clear all filters
column:valueFilter syntax — picker suggests fields and operators

Table shortcuts

ShortcutAction
⌘OToggle column visibility
⌘ASelect all visible rows
⌘EExport crawl
⌘TReturn to table view

Issue filter

The alert icon next to the filter bar opens the issue menu. Pick an issue to show only affected URLs. This is separate from column filters but uses the same chip row.

Issue registry guide →

Column visibility

Open the columns panel from the command bar or press ⌘O. Toggle fields on or off by extraction group. Hidden columns stay in the schema — filters can still reference them and will reveal columns when needed.

Row selection

Click a row to open the inspector for that page. Shift-click and arrow keys extend selection. ⌘A selects all visible rows. Selected rows drive aggregate inspector tabs for entities, links, and semantic group summaries.

Filtered counts

When filters are active, the command bar shows visible count versus total rows in the crawl. Issue and column filters stack together.

Cross-navigation

From the table you can jump to the semantic map with the current filter spotlighting matching pages, or open Search to test retrieval against the same crawl. Context menus on rows support quick navigation between surfaces.

Search playground guide →

Export

Press ⌘E to export the crawl as CSV or JSON, or to Google Drive when connected. Choose visible columns or all columns.

Agent filters

The agent can add and remove table filters with manage_filters. Natural-language filtering is intended for the agent — the command bar is for precise column:value queries.