Watch a page without letting us touch it.
Some pages you do not want anybody writing to, including us. Monitor-only mode watches a page’s own existing schema and tells you when it changes, while SuperSchema generates nothing for it and deploys nothing to it.
Why this matters
Not every page is yours to change. Some are under legal review, some belong to another team, some are on a platform where an automated edit is simply not allowed.
The usual answer is to leave those pages out entirely, which means the pages that matter most are the ones nobody is watching.
Watching and writing are separable, and treating them as one thing is a tooling assumption rather than a real constraint.
What happens on a watched page
- Baseline taken of your own schema
- Change noticed, and reported
- Nothing written to the page
Observed, and left alone.
What changes
The pages you cannot let anything write to are still watched, and you still hear when they change.
What it does
Your schema, not ours
We take a baseline of what is already on the page and watch that, whoever wrote it.
Nothing written back
No generation, no deployment, no edits. The page is observed and left alone.
The same drift reporting
When the page and its markup stop agreeing, you hear about it in the same place as everything else.
Worth knowing
This is the mode for pages under someone else’s control, or under review. It reports, and that is all it does.
On every paid plan, as part of monitoring.
Keep it true
Websites change. This is the part that notices.
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