URL Lookup: find any page's detail view by typing its path
The URL detail view now has its own home under Pages, with a search box that suggests known URLs as you type. Search Console figures on the page follow the selected period.
URL Lookup. The per-URL detail view was only reachable by clicking a path in a table. It now has its own entry under Pages, opening on a search box. Type a path or paste a full URL and known URLs are suggested as you type, drawn from the sitemap, search-bot crawl records and your latest Site Crawler run, ranked by prefix match and how often bots crawl them. Press Enter to open exactly what you typed, so a path that only appears in raw logs still works. The same box sits in the header of every detail page for jumping to another URL. Also on the public API as GET /public/v1/websites/{id}/urls/search?q=, the MCP tool search_urls, and loglens urls <query> in the CLI.
Search Console follows the period. Impressions, clicks and position on the URL page now cover the selected period, ending on the latest day Search Console has published, which lags two to three days. The sparkline follows too. Per-page queries are only available as a trailing 28-day window, so that table is labelled as such rather than pretending to follow the period.
Fixes. The sitemap crawl record on the URL page read a legacy table that stopped updating in March. It now reads the live crawl data, the same source as Sitemap Coverage.