Lispa for Media & publishing

A better publishing day
starts with working tools.

Give editors a smoother preview, move old content carefully, and keep broken links from piling up. Lispa works on the software behind the publishing flow.

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Open models

From your backlog to a clear brief

Three useful places to start.

Use a staging CMS and sample articles. Define URL behavior, preview expectations, and what your editorial team needs to approve.

01 / Suggested task

Make preview match the page.

A headline or media block looks different after publishing. Trace one mismatch and check it at phone size too.

Ask for

A focused template fix and matching preview screenshots.

Use this starter prompt

MAKE IT YOURS

Reproduce [preview mismatch] in [repository] using sample articles in the staging CMS. Check long headlines, missing images, embedded media, and desktop and phone layouts. Fix the cause, run relevant tests, and attach before-and-after screenshots. Do not publish content.

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02 / Suggested task

Move the archive in a small batch.

A new content model should not lose old URLs or media references. Start with sample records and a dry run.

Ask for

A migration script, validation report, and explicit rollback steps.

Use this starter prompt

MAKE IT YOURS

Prepare a migration from [old content model] to [new model] in [repository]. Use sample records to verify slugs, redirects, dates, authors, and media references. Add a dry run, failure reporting, and rollback instructions. Do not modify the production CMS.

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03 / Suggested task

Find broken paths routinely.

A scheduled check can bring missing pages and broken media back as a list the team can act on.

Ask for

A recurring report with reproducible URLs and bounded crawl scope.

Use this starter prompt

MAKE IT YOURS

Prepare a [schedule] automation that checks links and media for [staging site] within [allowed paths]. Bound the crawl to [page limit], deduplicate failures, and report status codes and source pages. Do not crawl authenticated or external pages, publish, or edit content automatically.

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Suggested engineering workflows, not customer case studies. Adapt the brief and review the result with your team.

Inside Lispa / Browser testing & evidence

Review a delivered UI change with its checks and browser evidence.

A finished task should bring back more than a message. Ask for the relevant tests, a browser check, and screenshots of what changed. Keep the evidence beside the delivery.

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