The hierarchy that prevents wrong pastes
Full prompt — every section rolled up for a weekend sweep.
Section prompt — SEO, Lab measurements, or Security with every ### category inside that panel.
Category / theme prompt — one Indexability group, one Accessibility group, or one ops theme.
Fix-first prompt — only the top failing items shown in that panel’s Fix-first callout (for example TTFB, Organization schema, and a blocking head script on SEO).
Why wrong scope wastes tokens
If you click Indexability while staring at the SEO Fix-first spotlight, the agent will rewrite sitemap priority tags and ignore the TTFB finding you meant to ship.
AuditHQ builds each paste with its own tagged backlog (<seo_fix_first>, <seo_group>, <lab_fix_first>, <security_fix_first>, <findings>) so the model is told not to invent work outside that block.
Where to copy on a website project
Ranked recommendations — Copy Fix-first AI fix for the suggestion list.
SEO & page discovery — Fix-first spotlight button, Copy SEO AI fix for all categories, or Copy AI fix · {category} under each group.
Lab measurements and Security — the same pattern: Fix-first for the top severity items, parent button for the whole panel, per-group or per-ops-theme for a narrow sprint.
AI-ready — Copy AI-ready AI fix for llms.txt and crawler reachability only.
A one-hour remediation loop
1. Open the panel whose score you care about this week.
2. Copy Fix-first, paste into your agent, ship the smallest additive change.
3. Re-audit. When the spotlight changes, either take the next Fix-first set or promote to the full section paste.
Keep Full prompt for release trains when you want every open backlog in one context window.