What shipped, including what we took back.

The site claimed 36 answer engine checks. The engine has 37, and nothing was stopping that number from drifting.

• corrected

  Corrected 36 to 37 in the six places it appeared, and the combined total from 87 to 88

• shipped

  Added a test that reads the check ids back out of the engine source, so a published count that disagrees with the code now fails the build

• The SEO catalogue already had four tests pinning it. The answer engine side had none, which is why the wrong number survived

• Every check page now explains why a check runs, or why it does not, rather than repeating a one line label

Every check now has a page, including the 24 that do not run yet, each with the reason.

• shipped

  Added 75 check pages generated from the engine registry, so the site cannot drift from the code

• shipped

  Added free tools that run the same checks against one URL

• corrected

  Corrected the homepage, pricing and llms.txt where they claimed 75 running checks. The real number is 51

• removed

  Removed a claim that the product writes and publishes social posts. It does not

Citability checks shipped: crawler access, the rendering gate, schema values and citation drivers.

• 15 named AI crawler checks, each reported separately because blocking each one has a different consequence

• Rendering gate: a page that needs JavaScript reports the cause rather than burying it under symptoms

• Schema value checks that separate absent, present but empty, and populated

Seven validators that run before anything ships. Six of them block.

• Claim registry with enforced transitions: unproven to asserted to verified, no skipping

• Unsourced number detection after two narrow passes replaced a regex that flagged ordinary sentences

• Per client guardrails composed with the universal rules