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Real-Time Page Fix Delivery.

The entire build-deploy-invalidate cycle collapses into one database UPDATE. The fix is live before your browser finishes refreshing.

What is it?

Real-Time Page Fix Delivery, defined.

Real-Time Page Fix Delivery is a runtime fix delivery architecture where approved SEO changes are stored in a database keyed by site_id + URL path, then fetched by the Patnick snippet on every page load via a CORS-enabled API endpoint — eliminating the traditional build-deploy-invalidate cycle entirely and enabling changes to appear on production within seconds of approval, with instant rollback by toggling the enabled flag.

Traditional fix cycles are slow: edit file → commit → CI → deploy → cache purge → CDN propagation. Patnick collapses all of that into a database UPDATE. Approved fixes are stored centrally, the snippet fetches them on every page load, and changes appear on production in under 60 seconds. Zero rebuild. Zero deploy. Zero coupling.

Why it matters

Four concrete outcomes.

Under-60-second deployment

From clicking approve to seeing the fix live: averages 15-45 seconds across all customers.

No rebuild required

Your site doesn't need to be re-deployed or rebuilt. The fix appears without touching your hosting.

Instant rollback

Toggle enabled=false on a fix and it disappears from the next page load. Safety net for anything that goes wrong.

Edge caching

Fix data is cached at the edge (5-minute TTL) so repeated page views don't hammer the origin server.

How it works

The 4-step process.

  1. 01

    Approve in dashboard

    Click approve on a staged fix. Database UPDATE sets enabled=true + approved_at=NOW().

  2. 02

    Cache invalidation

    Edge CDN cache for /api/inject?site=X&path=Y is invalidated immediately for the affected site.

  3. 03

    Next page load

    A visitor hits your site. The snippet fetches /api/inject and gets the new fix in the response.

  4. 04

    DOM mutation

    Snippet appends or replaces DOM elements. User sees the fix in View Source on the next refresh.

Inside Patnick

See it in the dashboard.

This is how real-time page fix delivery surfaces inside the real Patnick dashboard. Enter the your audit to click through it.

patnick.com/dashboard
Missing Organization schema
pending
Meta description truncated
approved
Canonical tag mismatch
approved
OG image dimensions missing
pending
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Frequently asked questions.

How does real-time fix delivery work?
Patnick stores approved fixes in a database keyed by site_id and URL path. When a page on your site loads, the Patnick snippet fetches the /api/inject endpoint with the current site and path. The API returns only the fixes relevant to that page. The snippet then applies them to the DOM in <head>. Total round-trip: 50-150ms.
Why is this faster than traditional deploy?
Traditional deploys: edit file → commit → push → CI build → deploy → cache purge → CDN propagation. Total: 5-30 minutes. Patnick: click approve → database UPDATE → cache invalidation. Total: 15-45 seconds. The difference is that Patnick doesn't modify your site files — it layers fixes on top via DOM mutation, so there's nothing to rebuild.
What happens if the Patnick API is down?
The snippet fails gracefully. If /api/inject doesn't respond within 2 seconds, the snippet times out silently and the page loads without injected fixes. Your original HTML is unaffected. There's no white-screen failure mode.
How is the fix data cached?
Edge cache (Vercel CDN) with 5-minute TTL per site+path. When you approve a fix, Patnick immediately invalidates the affected cache entries via a webhook, so the next request bypasses the cache and fetches fresh data. Without invalidation, you'd wait up to 5 minutes for changes to propagate.
Can I preview a fix before it goes live?
Yes, via the /test/snippet playground. Every staged fix has a preview URL that shows the fix applied to your real page in an iframe, without actually enabling it in production. This lets you verify the fix looks right before flipping the enabled flag.
What if I approve a fix by mistake?
Toggle enabled=false on the fix in the dashboard. The fix is removed from the /api/inject response on the next fetch (within 5 minutes due to cache TTL, or instantly after cache invalidation). Your site returns to its previous state with zero residue.

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