Backend module 

Web > Semantic Suggestion shows what the scheduler task stored. It never computes anything itself, so opening it is safe on a production site.

The Semantic Suggestion backend module

Analysis selector, configuration reminder and statistics.

The page tree is hidden on purpose: the module works on one analysis at a time, picked from a dropdown.

What it shows 

Section Content
Analysis selector One entry per site, grouped by root_page_id, with the number of pages and of stored pairs. Every task of a site appears as a single analysis, whichever subtree each one started from.
Configuration reminder The display settings in effect: quality level, maxSuggestions, excludePages, excerptLength.
Statistics The five most similar pairs, the five pages with the most links, the score distribution, and the totals — all computed with the display filters applied, so they reflect what visitors actually see.
Language statistics Distribution of the analysed pages over the site's languages.
Performance metrics Module execution time and the number of stored pairs above the display threshold.

Each section can be switched off in TypoScript — see TypoScript.

Performance metrics section

Access control 

  • Administrators see every analysis of the instance.
  • Other backend users see only the analyses of sites they hold a webmount on. A webmount on a subpage resolves to that page's site, so an editor mounted on one section still sees their whole site's analysis — and nothing from other sites.
  • The rootPageId URL argument is validated against that same list, so it cannot be used to reach another site's data.

A user with no webmount inside any configured site sees an empty module.