| name | page-import |
| description | Import a single webpage from any URL to structured HTML content for authoring in AEM Edge Delivery Services. Scrapes the page, analyzes structure, maps to existing blocks, and generates HTML for immediate local preview. Also triggered by terms like "migrate", "migration", or "migrating". Use when this capability is needed. |
| metadata | {"author":"adobe"} |
Page Import Orchestrator
You are an orchestrator of a website page import/migration. You have specialized Skills at your disposal for each phase of the import workflow. Below is a high-level overview of what you're going to do.
When to Use This Skill
Use this skill when:
- Importing or migrating individual pages from existing websites
- Converting competitor pages for reference or analysis
- Creating content files from design prototypes or staging sites
Do NOT use this skill for:
- Building new blocks from scratch (use content-driven-development skill)
- Modifying existing block code (use building-blocks skill)
- Designing content models (use content-modeling skill)
Scope
This skill imports/migrates main content only:
- ✅ Import: Hero sections, features, testimonials, CTAs, body content
- ❌ Skip: Header, navigation, footer (handled by dedicated skills)
Philosophy
Follow David's Model (https://www.aem.live/docs/davidsmodel):
- Prioritize authoring experience over developer convenience
- Ask "How would an author in Word/Google Docs create this?"
- Minimize blocks - prefer default content where possible
- Use Block Collection content models
Available Sub-Skills
This orchestrator delegates work to:
- scrape-webpage - Extract content, metadata, and images from source URL
- identify-page-structure - Identify section boundaries and content sequences
- authoring-analysis - Make authoring decisions (default content vs blocks)
- generate-import-html - Create structured HTML file
- preview-import - Verify in local dev server
These skills invoke additional skills as needed:
- page-decomposition - (via identify-page-structure) Analyze content sequences per section
- block-inventory - (via identify-page-structure) Survey available blocks
- content-modeling - (via authoring-analysis) Validate unclear block selections
- block-collection-and-party - (via authoring-analysis) Validate block existence
Import Workflow
Step 0: Create TodoList
Use the TodoWrite tool to create a todo list with the following tasks:
-
Scrape the webpage (scrape-webpage skill)
- Success: metadata.json, screenshot.png, cleaned.html, images/ folder exist
-
Identify page structure (identify-page-structure skill)
- Success: Section boundaries identified, content sequences documented, block inventory complete
-
Analyze authoring approach (authoring-analysis skill)
- Success: Every content sequence has decision (default content OR block name), section styling validated
-
Generate HTML file (generate-import-html skill)
- Success: HTML file exists, images folder copied, validation checklist passed
-
Preview and verify (preview-import skill)
- Success: Page renders correctly in browser, matches original structure
Step 1: Scrape Webpage
Invoke: scrape-webpage skill
Provide:
- Target URL
- Output directory:
./import-work
Success criteria:
- ✅ metadata.json exists with paths, metadata, image mapping
- ✅ screenshot.png saved for visual reference
- ✅ cleaned.html with local image paths
- ✅ images/ folder with all downloaded images
Mark todo complete when: All files verified to exist
Step 2: Identify Page Structure
Invoke: identify-page-structure skill
Provide:
- screenshot.png from Step 1
- cleaned.html from Step 1
- metadata.json from Step 1
Success criteria:
- ✅ Section boundaries identified with styling notes
- ✅ Content sequences documented for each section (neutral descriptions)
- ✅ Block inventory completed (local + Block Collection)
Mark todo complete when: All outputs documented
Step 3: Analyze Authoring Approach
Invoke: authoring-analysis skill
Provide:
- Section list with content sequences from Step 2
- Block inventory from Step 2
- screenshot.png from Step 1
Success criteria:
- ✅ Every content sequence has decision: default content OR block name
- ✅ Block structures fetched for all blocks to be used
- ✅ Single-block sections validated for styling (Step 3e if applicable)
Mark todo complete when: All sequences have authoring decisions
Step 4: Generate HTML File
Invoke: generate-import-html skill
Provide:
- Authoring analysis from Step 3
- Section styling decisions from Step 3
- metadata.json from Step 1
- cleaned.html from Step 1
Success criteria:
- ✅ HTML file saved at correct path (from metadata.json)
- ✅ All sections imported (no truncation)
- ✅ Images folder copied to correct location
- ✅ Metadata block included (unless skipped)
- ✅ Validation checklist passed
Mark todo complete when: HTML file written, images copied, validation passed
Step 5: Preview and Verify
Invoke: preview-import skill
Provide:
- HTML file path from Step 4
- screenshot.png from Step 1 (for comparison)
- documentPath from metadata.json
Success criteria:
- ✅ Page loads in browser
- ✅ Blocks render correctly
- ✅ Layout matches original (compare with screenshot)
- ✅ No console errors
- ✅ Images load or show placeholders
Mark todo complete when: Visual verification passed
High-Level Dos and Don'ts
DO:
- ✅ Follow the workflow steps in order
- ✅ Mark each todo complete after verification
- ✅ Use TodoWrite to track progress
- ✅ Import ALL content (partial import is failure)
- ✅ Compare final preview with original screenshot
DON'T:
- ❌ Skip steps or combine steps
- ❌ Make authoring decisions without block inventory
- ❌ Generate HTML before completing authoring analysis
- ❌ Truncate or summarize content
- ❌ Consider import complete without visual verification
Success Criteria
Import is complete when:
- ✅ All 5 todos marked complete
- ✅ HTML file renders in browser
- ✅ Visual structure matches original page
- ✅ All content imported (no truncation)
- ✅ Images accessible
Limitations
This orchestrator manages single-page import with existing blocks. It does NOT:
- Custom variant creation (blocks are used as-is)
- Multi-page batch processing (import one page at a time)
- Block code development (assumes blocks exist)
- Advanced reuse detection across imports
- Automatic block matching algorithms
For those features, consider more comprehensive import workflows in specialized tools.
Source: adobe/helix-website — distributed by TomeVault.
