Halodoc replaced a manually maintained list of prerendered Angular routes with an automated pipeline driven by the Google Search Console API. A weekly Jenkins cron job queries GSC for the top-clicked pages over the last 7 days, filters them through a 'Smart Threshold' (top 10 per route category), and writes the results into a decoupled TypeScript constants file. Jenkins then opens an automated Merge Request for a quick engineer review before deployment. This approach reduced the lag between emerging search trends and site configuration from months to 7 days, cut manual engineering effort to under 5 minutes per cycle, and kept production builds completing in 70–90 seconds. The team also packaged the pipeline logic as a shareable Claude Code AI skill available in their open-source repository.
