# review Check > Stops page copy merging before anyone has read it. A pull request that adds a page or changes the words on one needs a content review. One that changes what the company says it is (the home page, a title, a headline, the company's description) needs the approval of the person who owns that message. One that adds a video needs someone to have watched it. Canonical: https://heddle.pro/checks/review --- With Heddle on your site it runs on every build, so a page that fails it is fixed before a buyer or a search engine sees it. ## Why it exists Stops page copy merging before anyone has read it. A pull request that adds a page or changes the words on one needs a content review. One that changes what the company says it is (the home page, a title, a headline, the company's description) needs the approval of the person who owns that message. One that adds a video needs someone to have watched it. Built after a pull request on our own site rewrote the services page and merged before anyone read it. The review that ran afterwards found two wrong product claims and a demo presented as client work. Where agents publish on their own, a model reads the new words against the company's approved claims and stands in for the content review. Nothing stands in for the approval of what the company says it is. A new push takes the approvals off, so they always belong to the words that merge. From lib/checks/review.mjs in the Heddle repository at 01a7655. ## Questions ### What does the review check look for? Page copy merges only after a content review, and a change to what the company says it is only with its owner's approval. ### How do I run it? Build the site, then run node bin/heddle.mjs check --only review from the Heddle repository. Work with us ## Let the agents bring you the leads. Tell us about your business and who buys from you. On a short call we'll show you the searches your buyers make where you don't show up yet, and what the agents would do about them in their first month. On the call, for your site - The searches your buyers make Measured, with how many people make each one - Where you show up, and where you don't On Google and in ChatGPT's answers - The agents' first month The pages, fixes and links they would start with