Changelog
Entries are added when something a reader could notice changes — a check added, a finding reworded, a behaviour corrected. Not every push.
If the scanner never receives a page, there is nothing to measure, so the report now says so instead of publishing a number. A site behind a bot wall or a firewall rule was previously scored on the handful of checks that run without a document, which read as a verdict on the site rather than on the scan.
Checks that people look up by name — robots.txt, XML sitemaps, TTFB, cache headers, viewport, tap targets, the lang attribute and more — now have their own pages with the fix for each stack. The scan API is documented at /docs: two calls, no key.
The chrome is dark now and the report sits on it as paper, so the severity marks read as marks. Quick try actually runs the scan rather than filling the box, and the smallest text on the site went up a step.
Thirteen accessibility checks, a sixth category in the score, and an AI readiness score that asks whether there is anything on the page once a crawler is let in — not merely whether it was let in.