Haiku 5.5 Lowers Token Costs, but SEO Automation Still Needs a Review Budget
Haiku 5.5 introduces lower token prices and adjustable effort. This worked SEO batching example separates inference cost from review and change risk.
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Perplexity Image Search Needs a Source and Rights Audit Before Reuse
Perplexity’s Agent API now returns typed image results with image and source-page URLs. This guide maps the documented response to a four-gate provenance and rights review.
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SEOPress 10.3 Gives AI Assistants 27 SEO Tools, but Exposure Is Off by Default
SEOPress 10.3 adds a built-in MCP server with 18 read-only and nine write-capable tools. A live upgrade check confirms that installing the release does not expose a site until its owner enables the endpoint.
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How to Test Tavily’s Language Boosting and Strict Filtering
Tavily’s language boost and strict filter make different promises. Use this 12-row unmeasured fixture to test compliance, source overlap, availability and relevance.
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Cloudflare AI Search Is GA: What the New Retrieval Pricing Buys
Cloudflare AI Search is generally available with image embeddings, OCR, hybrid retrieval and usage pricing. This worksheet separates the cost and quality decisions.
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WordPress 7.1.2 Fixes a Critical Page-Template Vulnerability
WordPress 7.1.2 patches CVE-2026-87902, a critical local file inclusion issue that can lead to code execution under specific theme and server conditions.
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Turn Cloudflare Worker Previews Into an SEO Release Gate
Use isolated Worker branch previews to catch canonical, robots, redirect, schema and rendered-content failures before production.
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Claude 5.5 Migration: API Changes and Sonnet 4.5 Retirement
Claude 5.5 changes thinking and tool-use behavior, while Sonnet 4.5 retires on November 30, 2026. Use this migration calendar to inventory, test, canary and remove the old model ID.
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Perplexity Python Search SDK: What Is Open, What Is Compiled and How to Test It
Perplexity’s Python Search SDK offers live web search, fan-out and snippets. This audit separates the open wrapper, compiled core and measurable retrieval output.
