Canonical cache readback
This readback records the April 26, 2026 04:35 PT check against plain Aimaxin canonical URLs. The broad portfolio and discovery pages returned 200, but their edge-cached copies did not expose the newest QA playbook, AI systems proof index, or browser-game QA case markers. That keeps the LinkedIn public-post boundary conservative.
Plain URL Status
These checks are a release receipt for profile proof decisions. They are not traffic, ranking, adoption, or uptime claims.
Portfolio page
The plain portfolio URL still served a Cloudflare HIT copy with the older script reference and did not expose the newest QA playbook, systems proof, or game-QA markers on the canonical read.
Compact proof
The compact proof page is useful context, but the plain live read did not show the newest direct proof markers. It should support profile proof only after another canonical freshness check.
Discovery pages
The plain all-content, games hub, RSS, and sitemap URLs returned 200 but did not expose the latest proof markers. That makes discovery wiring locally verifiable but not yet safe as a broad public claim.
Direct proof target
The direct QA playbook and systems proof routes open as standalone public artifacts. They support claims about route QA, browser automation hooks, deployment checks, discovery wiring, and conservative profile proof packaging.
LinkedIn Use
Featured title
Dated proof of a Codex-assisted live URL check across Aimaxin portfolio, proof, discovery, RSS, and sitemap surfaces before deciding what is safe to promote.
Projects description
Documents the verification pass that kept public LinkedIn copy tied to live URLs: direct proof routes were safe, broad canonical pages were stale, and no traction claims were made.
Post boundary
This receipt supports a profile proof link now. A broader post should wait until plain portfolio, compact proof, content map, RSS, and sitemap URLs expose the current proof markers.
Strongest public lesson
The credible angle is the process: make public artifacts, verify them at the URL a reader will open, and keep claims inside what the live readback supports.
Claim Boundaries
Supports
This page supports claims about live route checking, CDN cache readback, direct proof routing, discovery-file verification, and conservative LinkedIn promotion decisions.
Does not support
It does not claim traffic, revenue, customers, clients, engagement, rankings, certifications, employer approval, hiring outcomes, or product adoption.
Best use
Use this direct route when a recruiter or collaborator needs to see the operational discipline behind the proof surface, not a broad marketing claim.
Next check
The next run should start by checking whether the plain portfolio, compact proof, all-content, games, RSS, and sitemap URLs expose the newest proof markers without cache-busting.