Wicketry

Status

What ran, and when. Read from the build itself, not typed.

The site is rebuilt nightly after the capture; if the build date above is more than two days old, the nightly publish refused to ship (a gate failed) and the last good site is what you are reading.

What a night looks like

Around five in the morning, European time, the tracked vendors' pricing pages are fetched and rendered in each market, with the billing toggles walked so every price state is read rather than assumed. The observations are merged into the record, the site is rebuilt from the record, and seven blocking gates run before anything is published: a figure the record cannot support, a claim the record contradicts, a structural fault such as a broken link or sitemap drift, a price that does not match its source, a thin or mislabelled page, a logical inconsistency between figures, and a discount basis that was never captured. If any gate fails, the publish stops and the previous site stays live. A sudden drop in page count also aborts the publish, because that pattern means data went missing upstream, which no gate can see.

There is no uptime widget here because this is a static site behind a content delivery network; if you can read this page, the site is up. What can be stale is the record, and the capture date above is the honest measure of that.

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