Act as a content strategist preparing a website redesign. Build a content inventory and audit of {{website_url}}. The new site's goal: {{goal}}, for {{target_audience}}. Visit the site and its XML sitemap if you can. If you can't browse, say so and ask me to paste the sitemap or a list of URLs rather than guessing. Return a table with one row per page: URL, page title, content type, purpose, main call to action, last updated if shown, quality from 1 to 5 with a reason, and a decision: keep, rewrite, merge, cut or replace. For every cut or merged page, give the URL it should redirect to. Then: 1. Content that is outdated, duplicated or thin 2. Gaps: questions our audience asks that no page answers 3. Pages to handle carefully because they likely bring search traffic or links, with a reminder to confirm this in my analytics 4. A proposed page list for the new site 5. A redirect map to hand to the developer Mark anything you couldn't verify.