I'd go for a scraper or end-to-end-testing tool, validating whether URLs produce healthy responses in general or lead to specific sites/endpoints. Your site's sitemap.xml could be the jump-off point since contains all the pages that might contain links/anchors.
So no AI required 😉
I've built similar things in the past and I'd be happy to hook you up for a fistful of sats.
What do I actually have to do? I need a 3rd grader explanation lol
There might be out-of-the-box tools for this, especially for wordpress, but my approach would involve writing a teeny bit of code and then either host the tool somewhere or just run it on your computer (since you're the only one interested in the result) to save 100% of the cost.
If I were to build something like this for myself (and I might, sounds like a great idea), I'd use a quirky little Python package called scrapy ("The world's most used open source data extraction framework") and simply go through all the "" tags on your site (I see that pretty much all the information is on a single page which makes things much easier), call the "href" or link/url on it, and see what comes back, creating a list of broken links and logging them for the user to review afterwards.
If there's any chance you would be able to make that and help out, I would absolutely throw you some sats and show you love back in any way I can 🙏🙏🙏
I think it's meant to be, I've just finished another little project like that so I'm free to look into yours, I'll whip up a little something and get back to you, feel free to DM me if you have any further input or questions.
Just one more thing, which OS are you using? Linux, Windows, or Mac?
Hey there, I've messaged you a while ago with all the broken URLs on your site, might want to check your DMs 😉
