Link Map: your internal links as a map, crossed with what Google fetches
Every internal link from a Salience crawl drawn as an interactive map with internal PageRank, coloured by search-bot attention, plus two lists: pages you link heavily that Google ignores, and pages Google fetches that you barely link. The Site Crawler also gained live progress and a proper result card.
Link Map (SEO → Link Map) turns the last Salience crawl into a map: each page a dot sized by how many pages link to it, lines for links, and colour for what verified search bots did with the page in the selected period: fetched, linked-but-ignored, reached only through a seed, or not returning 200. An internal PageRank is computed over the crawl's link graph so you can show the top pages by link equity, narrow by path prefix or click depth, search for a path, and click any page for its inlinks, outlinks and bot visits.
Underneath are the two lists that matter: Linked heavily, ignored by search bots (your site pushes these; Google has not noticed) and Fetched by search bots, barely linked (Google values these; you hardly link them).
Available on the public API as GET /public/v1/websites/{id}/crawl-links, the CLI as loglens crawl-links and the MCP tool get_crawl_links.
Also today: the Site Crawler shows live progress while a crawl runs (fetched, queued, status mix, rate, last URL) and a result card when it finishes (2xx to 5xx, robots-blocked, duration, median and slowest-5% fetch time, seeds explained). A crawl the site refuses is now reported as blocked with allow-list instructions instead of finishing "ready" with nothing.