v0.0.9 — Measured Status, Readable Charts & Polite Crawling
The status page reports measured system state, every chart carries a text equivalent for screen readers, and every page we fetch on your behalf obeys robots.txt.
Measured, readable, well-behaved
A release about the parts of the product that operate on your behalf: what we report about our own health, how the data reads, and how we conduct ourselves on your site.
A Status Page Backed by Measurements
/status derives each component’s state from live measurements — a database check, scan and notification job outcomes, work that is overdue, and the heartbeats of the scheduled jobs — and grades the system worst-case-wins. Anything that cannot be measured is not listed at all.
Charts Everyone Can Read
Every chart carries a caption and a visually-hidden data table, so screen-reader users get the figures rather than an unlabelled graphic. Muted text and outline buttons were re-tuned at the same time to clear the WCAG AA contrast ratio on every surface.
Polite Crawling
Every page we fetch on your behalf — the site audit, the content grader, the domain-verification check — reads the target’s robots.txt first, honours the most specific rule that applies to us, re-checks after every redirect, and waits out a declared crawl delay between fetches, up to a two-second cap. If robots.txt cannot be reached, we treat that as “do not crawl” rather than as permission.
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