Thin-page skip
Last updated 2026-06-14
Definition
Thin-page skip keeps near-empty pages out of your product context. When a crawled page carries almost no real content — a bare redirect, a loading shell, a cookie wall — Quri detects it and leaves it out instead of feeding noise into the knowledge graph. Your context stays built from pages that actually describe your product.
How to do this in Quri
- Run a context scan at /app/audit across your site.
- Quri crawls your pages and measures how much real content each one carries.
- It drops the near-empty pages so they never reach your product context.
- Review the captured context, built from the pages that had something to say.
Frequently asked
- What counts as a thin page?
- A page with almost no meaningful text — a bare redirect, an unrendered shell, or a wall that blocks content. Quri skips these so they do not dilute your context.
- Could a real page get skipped by mistake?
- It is tuned to drop only near-empty pages. If a content page renders via JavaScript, Quri renders it first, so a real page is read rather than skipped as thin.