Hussh Discovery Pipeline
The automated SEO, sitemap, and IndexNow discovery engine for the Hussh Search Console.
TL;DR: The Hussh Discovery Pipeline is a site-discovery design that maintains a sitemap and visual route atlas and can submit changed public URLs through IndexNow. A successful submission requests discovery; it does not guarantee crawling, indexing, ranking, or a time to appear in search.
Status as of 2026-07-15: architecture description. Current sitemap coverage, deploy wiring, and search-engine acceptance require a fresh implementation and runtime check before being described as complete.
The discovery path
A generated sitemap can enumerate eligible public routes, while a visual atlas helps people inspect the site's public structure. Each generated entry still needs to pass public-route eligibility, canonical URL, and response checks. A route's existence alone does not establish that it belongs in a public sitemap.
At deployment, the pipeline can submit changed eligible URLs to search engines that support IndexNow. This is a notification about possible changes. Search engines decide whether and when to fetch and index a URL, and may decline to index it.
The design aims to reduce manual sitemap drift and shorten the time between publication and discovery. Coverage and delivery claims should be backed by a current route inventory, submission logs, and independent search-engine evidence.
Sources
- IndexNow protocol — submission mechanism; indexing remains the search engine's decision.
- Internal Hussh source note — discovery-pipeline implementation snapshot dated 2026-07-15; current deployment not verified here.