This document is open to every reader on every plan. Availability tells you what a plan includes; it does not decide what you may read.
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What it is for
Two of your own pages answering the same question compete with each other, and neither wins cleanly. Finding those pairs by reading your own site is work nobody does twice. This instrument samples your pages and surfaces the ones whose apparent intent overlaps, as candidates for you to review.
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How to use it
Point it at the project. It reads from the sitemap your site publishes.
Run the analysis and wait. It works within a fixed budget, so it examines a sample rather than everything.
Read each candidate pair and decide: merge, differentiate, or leave alone. The instrument proposes; you decide.
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Reading the result
Results are candidates, and the word is chosen carefully. A pair appears because their signals overlap, which is evidence of possible duplication and not a verdict of it. Two pages can legitimately share a topic while serving different intents, and only you know your catalogue well enough to say which case you are looking at.
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What it cannot tell you
It works on a bounded sample within a fixed processing budget, so an absent pair is not proof that none exists. It reads what pages say, not what searchers meant, so it cannot rank the pair for you or tell you which page to keep.
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What it keeps
Nothing. Results are session only and clear at logout or when the session expires.