Answer-First content analyzer

The verdicts follow an editorial rubric, not a search engine formula: a sentence counts as the answer when it both mentions the heading's topic words and carries an answer cue such as a definition verb, a modal, a number or a yes or no. When no sentence mentions the heading, the tool falls back to the first cue sentence and says so in the section's notes, which is a question about the heading more than a verdict on the writing. Sections split at HTML h1 to h6 tags or Markdown hash headings (ATX style only, so underlined setext headings are not seen); plain text has no headings, so it lands as one section. Markup such as nav lists and link farms counts as body text, because the tool reads what a reader would see. There is no URL mode: open the page, copy its source or text, and paste it here, so scripts-only content shows up only if you paste the rendered copy.