Including the bugs we shipped. A firm that sells diagnostics and hides its own defect history is selling something else.
This log starts on 29 August 2026. Quinndatum is new, and a changelog that pretended otherwise would be the first thing on it worth distrusting. Everything below happened on one day because that is when it happened.
It counted every sitemap URL its crawl had not reached as an orphan. With a 25-page cap against a 404-page sitemap, that is 353 false findings — and it failed in the direction that manufactures alarming results, the kind a client pays to fix and then discovers were never broken. The engine now refuses the number and says why. The refusal is shown in the sample audit.
It truncated a domain's TXT records to twenty before filtering for
v=spf1. Against a domain publishing 28 records, the SPF entry fell outside
the slice on roughly a quarter of lookups — and the agent then declared the domain
unsafe to send from. Found by an adversarial check, not by a customer.
The runner kept a hand-maintained list that had fallen behind the registry, so it
said 17 pass, 0 fail without touching a quarter of the system. It now
refuses to run at all if any registered agent is missing from it.
Structured data, internal linking, page speed, conversion, email deliverability and accessibility. The last two cover ground no content-publishing tool audits, because neither is fixable by publishing a page.
We ran the engine on our own site and posted everything it found, including a domain that could not receive email. Read it.
Audit, audit with a 30-day re-check, and a monthly Watch. Refund window went from 7 days to 30, and if every finding is one you already knew, it is free.
Marked agent by agent on the home page. Eleven have produced real output; the rest are built and connected and have not yet been used on a paying engagement.
We do not do the work, do not monitor continuously, do not promise rankings, and never ask for account access. The accessibility check is markup only and the speed figures are lab measurements — both labelled as such in the report.