What this record supports
- A real public defect was retrieved.
- An owner-approved change was documented.
- Later public retrievals returned HTTP 200.
- Later constrained checks reported no related finding.
SEO Runner recorded two public 404 observations, proposed the smallest reversible change, and documented owner approval. Later public checks observed both routes at HTTP 200. Deployment-to-commit provenance remains unreconciled.
The approval and later public state are both recorded, but this page does not infer an exact deployment-to-commit link that the evidence does not establish.
The public homepage returned 200. Both /robots.txt and /sitemap.xml returned 404.
2 × HTTP 404Add intentional Next.js metadata routes, keep non-public product surfaces out, and preserve owner control.
Owner approvedA later public retrieval saw a robots response declaring the sitemap and a sitemap exposing the canonical homepage.
robots + sitemapBoth files returned 200 and no related finding appeared. The deployed code was not tied to a visible commit or exact Worker version.
2 × HTTP 200These are operator-attested internal references, not public resolvers. The redacted record and proposed patch are available below with their provenance limits intact.
e048b147-fde5-4440-82fe-c99afc857f38Retrieved 2026-07-16 16:22:03 UTCeb606cbb-f44f-4537-81fe-8169c7d8b264Retrieved 2026-07-16 16:27:49 UTC3ab7df45-eb80-4b63-bbf5-71f2dc2ac381Stored-path acknowledgement observed 2026-07-19 05:10:29 UTC0001-add-search-discovery-files.patchArchived with Run SR-INTERNAL-MR-001The fixed $2,000 Proof Run binds one supplied baseline, one recommendation, review, release or stop decision, and production verification when applicable.