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v0.1.13 — three things five synthetic users found, two of them regressions from v0.1.9

Five invented buyers were walked through the store a screenshot at a time and interviewed afterwards. They found eighteen things; three of them cost a sale and two of those were regressions this repository introduced in v0.1.9.

THE £500 PAGE DESCRIBED ITS OWN PROCESS TWO WAYS and the post-sale page a third. The delivery page said both “nobody interviews you: you send the details” and “we send a prompt, you run it”, while the page after payment said the prompt is MAP-A-GRANT.md, which the buyer already has because it ships in every zip. A buyer would have had to pay to find out which was true. The delivery page now carries the same five steps the post-sale page does, and names the file and the three things that come back.

AND IT CARRIED NO DURATION AT ALL. The founder persona's single decisive question is how long £500 takes, and it was answerable nowhere before purchase — earlier copy had it and it was lost when the follow-up wording moved to 24 hours. The honest fix is not a new number: the 24 hours is riskmandate.ai's commitment to follow up, and the time from a buyer's reply to a delivered vault has never run for a paying buyer, so the page says that and the ledger carries it as absent.

FIFTEEN AGAINST SIXTEEN. The copy said fifteen applications; the catalogue rendered “16 of 16 shapes”, because the tile for a deployment with no template was counted as a template. One place on this site where two numbers about the same thing disagreed, on a site whose whole argument is that facts come from one file so they cannot. The count line now separates the fifteen published shapes from the one catch-all, and a check holds the word in the copy to the number in the promoted catalogue.

Nothing on either side of that was wrong on its own, and the two numbers are four pages apart. It was found by reading the site as somebody who counts tiles — which is the argument for running the walk at all.

Touched: assets · build.py · content · data · tools

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Every release of this site is listed on the release history, and the same records are served as JSON so a script can read them without parsing a page.

Which agent do you run? → How buying works → Every claim, with its state →