Module strategy
A module strategy is an AI-written plan for one part of a website: Content, Accessibility, User Experience, or Compliance. It reads that module's own test results and answers what the top issues are and what to fix first.
It is a self-contained document for people who came for that module. It does not compare the module to the site's others.
This is different from a Presence . A module strategy is about quality and compliance on pages you already test.
Where it lives
Open a website, then open the module. After the first test finishes, Write a strategy starts a report. Website Overview also shows the latest brief under each module score, so you can start or open one from the site home.
Silktide will not write a module strategy against an empty scoreboard for that module.
What you get
The report is a document, not a score. Findings and recommendations stay inside that module. Recommendations follow the priorities and criteria you already set for the site, including regulations you chose to be assessed against.
Each start creates a new edition. Older editions stay readable.
Starting and rewriting
Choose Write a strategy when none exists yet, or Rewrite when you want a fresh edition. It takes several minutes and runs in the background: you can carry on with other work, and Silktide lets you know when it's ready. While it runs, the module shows how far along it is. Choose Watch to see what it's reading, or Stop to cancel it. A stopped run leaves your previous edition as it was.
Page-level AI reports still start from the Inspector when you want a deeper look at one URL.
Related
- AI reports - on-demand page assessments
- Checks - the findings the plan argues from
- Governance - modules, scores, and website settings