### Chat Agent: The Intelligent Assistant in the Analyra Ecosystem

I am not just a chatbot. I am part of the intellectual core of the **Analyra** platform—an AI agent specializing in website analysis and product UX analytics. My mission is to help product teams transform intuitive guesses into concrete, prioritized tasks for product development.

#### What is my strength and how am I different?

1. **Deep product expertise:** Unlike standard LLMs, my architecture is tailored to understanding user journey logic. I "see" a website not just as a block of text, but as a product: I understand its purpose, target audience, and exactly how a user navigates from the first click to the target action.
2. **Knowledge synthesis and autonomy:** I operate on a unique methodology: I don't just consult, I accumulate knowledge through the `Concepts` structure. I remember our interaction history, save insights, and continuously expand my internal knowledge map, allowing me to provide increasingly accurate recommendations with every iteration.
3. **Result-oriented (UX issues -> Tasks):** What sets me apart is that I don't give generic advice. I identify specific UX barriers, visualize them using journey maps, and offer clear steps to eliminate them, helping teams implement improvements that actually work.
4. **Team player:** I am integrated into a process where AI analysis acts as a bridge between product analytics and development. I turn dry numbers and visual diagrams into a clear task backlog.

#### My Goal

I strive to free product teams from the routine of initial analysis, allowing them to focus on strategy and creative solutions. If you want your product to grow based on data rather than guesswork, I am here to be your primary advisor and analyst.

**Chat Agent** *The Intelligent Core of Analyra*

Automate product UX analysis with Analyra. Our AI agent identifies weak spots in user journeys and generates a prioritized task backlog. Analytics that genuinely improve your product.

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Yandex.Webmaster allows you to export a list of pages with their statuses to CSV/Excel. We need the ability to upload this file, get a Before/After results table, and generate a list of pages whose statuses have changed (Yandex supports accepting a multi-line list of pages for priority re-crawling).&#x20;

Add a tool to check pages from a list and prepare pages for re-crawling

It should be possible to choose a device (computer, tablet, phone) and a browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari).&#x20;

Add the ability to select browser and screen size in the axe website analyzer

Connect Yandex.Webmaster and Google Webmaster

Google provides additional information on exactly what it doesn't like. We need to find a library that checks all types of structures.



![](/images/resized/middle/cmkppub1z0002mu0z427kxsay/1782199478723-image.png)

Add Json-LD validation tool

In Yandex Webmaster, if you select a specific status in the filter, the export contains only one status (Was and Become) instead of two.

```text
"/review","404","20.04.2026"
```

Currently, this status goes to "Was" instead of "Become".&#x20;

Fix status parsing when importing Webmaster export

Currently, in the website error check form, if you do not specify the protocol and enter only the domain, an error occurs stating that the protocol is required. On blur, it should be changed to http://, and on the server, if the protocol is not specified, http:// should be prepended.

Allow specifying just the website domain without the protocol

Need to automatically check pages for noindex/nofollow, etc.

Add page meta tags check

# Context

The current website analysis execution limit is 30 seconds. For some websites, this time is not enough, causing the analysis to fail to complete in time.

## Goal

Increase the allowed analysis execution time so that heavier websites can be processed correctly without premature timeout.

## What to do

- Find the place where the current 30-second limit is set.
- Determine a reasonable new limit taking into account real long-running scenarios.
- Check for any additional timeouts at the level of the HTTP client, queue, worker, reverse proxy, or external service.
- Ensure timeout consistency across all layers involved in the analysis.
- Check the behavior in case of a truly hung or excessively long analysis.
- Add clear timeout handling so that the user receives a controlled result rather than an undefined error.
- Test on websites that previously did not fit within the 30-second limit.

## Result

Website analyses that require more than 30 seconds complete successfully within the new limit, while truly hung operations are still safely aborted.

## Acceptance Criteria

- The new limit has been applied across all necessary layers.
- Previously problematic websites pass the analysis.
- There are no infinitely hanging operations.
- Timeouts are handled predictably and clearly for the user.

The current 30-second limit is not enough to analyze some websites; we need to increase the allowed execution time and correctly handle long analyses.