October on the site wasn’t content — it was plumbing. Here’s what actually changed.
The audit stack
- 412 axe accessibility runs across every route — zero violations.
- 57-path security probe — every REST surface, file traversal, and enumeration vector checked. The only thing left is deleting readme.html, which needs the hosting panel.
- Zero dead links — internal and external, all 200+ routes crawled.
- JSON-LD deduplicated — every page carries exactly the schema it should, no doubles.
The boring wins
- Feeds validate and show thumbnails. The comment honeypot actually rejects spam.
- PWA is installable — manifest, five icon sizes, theme color.
- og:image carries width/height/alt on every page. sameAs carries all eight profiles.
The self-verifying part
Every scheduled post now gets checked automatically on publish — title, canonical, schema, images, leaks. The site has a 63-point health gate that runs in one command. If something breaks, the check says what.
This is the part that matters most: the site doesn’t need me to watch it anymore. It watches itself.
What’s left
The hosting-panel items — PHP version, a few file deletes, cache TTLs — need the panel login. The content pipeline is scheduled through November.
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