Launch log ·
Host readiness audit Phase A is public on the product page
Phase A host readiness specification published at /products/host-audit/ without inventing a checkout or a price.
The second audit product has a public product page.
The Autonomous Host Readiness Audit was already in the repository as Phase A: a
stdlib-only offline scanner under runner/hostaudit, nine weighted domains in
data/host_audit_domains.yaml, fixtures, and a full unit suite. What was missing
was a public page that stated the same contract the catalogue already carried —
inputs, outputs, fail-closed scoring, and the explicit “not buyable” stamp.
That page is now at /products/host-audit/. The catalogue entry stays
planned, available: false, and price_published: false. There is still no
host collector, no remote evaluation path, and no checkout.
What this closes
A documentation gap: a product with a shipped Phase A engine and a published domain specification no longer hides behind a catalogue row with a null URL.
What remains open
Everything that would make the product buyable. The collector that would produce a real host evidence bundle is outside Phase A on purpose. The website evidence audit remains the only product marked launching soon. Checkout is still not open, and no price is published anywhere on the site.