A supervised one-page release check, an unpacked local CSS inspection extension, and a deterministic hashing endpoint for software agents.
One public webpage at desktop and mobile sizes, with screenshots, observed console and resource failures, up to 25 public link-status checks, basic accessibility signals, Markdown and JSON. It is not a security test, comprehensive accessibility audit, certification, or repair service.
An unpacked Manifest V3 extension for inspecting computed styles and solid-colour contrast, copying cleaned CSS, and exporting common page values as CSS variables or JSON tokens. No account, analytics, backend, host permission, or network API.
POST text plus a SHA-256 or SHA-512 algorithm. An unpaid request returns an HTTP 402 payment requirement for native USDC on Base mainnet; a verified and settled paid request returns the digest.
The public health route is free. The hash route requires a valid x402 payment; an unrelated buyer's settled payment is the only event counted as revenue.
POST https://survival-r199.indigo-clarinet.workers.dev/v1/hashThe Style Inspector computation and exports stay in the invoked browser tab. The website service runs on the operator's existing local browser and returns the agreed evidence files. The paid hash API runs on Cloudflare.
No. They are bounded tools and observations. They do not provide security, legal, accounting, medical, accessibility, or compliance certification.
The extension is purchased through Gumroad. The website service is scoped, funded, delivered, and reviewed through TaskBounty. API payment requirements are returned by the endpoint.
Each route states its requirements, boundaries, rerun or refund conditions, and delivery mechanism before payment.