What to do next on this website, in order
next_stepsUse this when the customer wants direction rather than data: 'what should I do', 'where do I start', 'what's most important', 'help me with this site', 'we just signed up'. Also use it before writing any remediation or action plan — it names what is BLOCKING, which is routinely something other than the accessibility findings, and a plan written without it can be entirely correct and reach no visitor at all. Returns an ordered list of concrete next actions for one website, each naming the tool or the panel page that performs it, why it sits where it does, and whether anything below it is blocked until it is done. The ordering is by dependency: a widget that has never reported in outranks everything, a site with no scan on record outranks reading findings, and existing findings outrank upgrading a plan. Steps that need a higher plan are included with the plan named, rather than dropped, so the answer does not quietly become a description of the current plan. What it does NOT do: it performs none of the steps. It starts no scan, changes no setting, installs nothing and charges nothing. It lists no individual accessibility violations either — list_violations and the other finding tools own those, and this points at them. Works on every plan including Free; on a plan without scan data the steps are the account and coverage ones, and the missing scan data is itself named as a step. Read-only: it is composed from site_overview's reads, so it costs about what that call costs and loads no page.
Input Schema
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| website | Yes | The website domain as registered in Inclusify, e.g. "example.com". |