Changelog
One set of facts across the site
A consistency pass from the November audit: the tools page counted 54 of its 55 tools, How It Works never named the replacement guarantee, a few pages stated observations as rules, and facts.json now says which platform features are live and how each sequencer is connected.
Corrections
- The free tools page listed and counted 54 tools: the Infrastructure Calculator takes its title from elsewhere and was left out. It lists all 55 now, from the catalogue, and the build fails if the list and the count disagree. A software guide still said 16 tools; it reads the count now. /deliverability-tools
- How It Works talked about buying replacement mailboxes without naming the 7-Day Placement Replacement Guarantee that decides which are free. It states the guarantee now, and the build requires it. How It Works
- Statements made as rules are now stated as what our testing observed: the Google Workspace page cites the placement log instead of saying Google trusts Google, the Microsoft 365 page says Outlook is quick to junk unfamiliar senders in our experience, diversification makes a platform outage less likely rather than impossible, and fresh inboxes are described as the same cost for three times the inboxes rather than the same deliverability. The removed phrasings fail the build. Google Workspace inboxes
For AI agents
- facts.json gains platform (automated reconnections and client workspaces live, deliverability monitoring in closed beta, with what runs today), integrations (direct export to Instantly, Smartlead, PlusVibe and EmailBison; Apollo and ManyReach connected by the customer) and developerProducts (the canonical names and endpoints). /facts.json
- Every tool page, the free tools page (a new Start here block) and the Deliverability Hub point to the agent for a diagnosis that one check cannot give. the free tools
- The post-deploy crawler check now fetches the sequencer, agent and How It Works pages as a browser and four crawlers, and fails on the old warmup or replacement wording or a missing policy sentence.