Catch accidental noindex before a website release
Compare synthetic before-and-after snapshots to catch an accidental X-Robots-Tag: noindex on an expected indexable page. This ready-to-run example produces one new high-severity RS_NOINDEX finding and gate code 1. Offline snapshot comparison only, not a live crawler or indexing check. For users: $0.01 per completed report, including platform usage.
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Release Sentinel saves detailed findings in the run's default key-value store under OUTPUT. The dataset used by the generated Python example contains summary counts and gateCode, not the HTML or before-and-after evidence.
Release Sentinel run success means processing completed. In OUTPUT, report.exitCode 1 means a new high-risk regression; 2 means incomplete coverage; 0 means no new high-risk finding in complete supported coverage. Existing problems can persist at 0.
For this Release Sentinel example, copy the entire baseline text into candidate and keep expectations unchanged. The corrected comparison returns report.exitCode 0. Review the active Store price before starting another run.
Release Sentinel requires baseline, candidate and expectations as JSON strings, not nested objects. The Code section includes complete examples. The synthetic URLs identify recorded pages; Release Sentinel does not fetch them.