Profile proof is ready. Broad public posting is still on hold.
Checked April 26, 2026 at 11:35 PT: Aimaxin's direct Codex proof routes are live and useful for LinkedIn
Featured, Projects, and outreach. Plain broad pages still serve older Cloudflare HIT copies, so a public
LinkedIn post should not lean on those broad URLs yet.
The proof stack is strong enough for profile surfaces, but not broad enough for a clean public post until the
plain canonical pages show the same proof markers that the direct routes and query-busted pages already show.
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Ready for profile proof
Direct proof routes return current markers
The direct proof manifest, proof router, proof map, and systems proof routes return live 200 responses.
These routes support profile claims about shipped public pages, route QA, browser-game proof, and
deployment verification.
Plain portfolio, compact LinkedIn proof, all-content, RSS, sitemap, homepage, resources, and contact
routes still returned older HIT copies without the newest proof-manifest markers during the live check.
Risk: stale unfurlRisk: stale discoveryDecision: no broad post
Query-busted portfolio, compact proof, all-content, RSS, and sitemap URLs exposed the manifest, router,
proof-map, and systems-proof markers. That confirms the origin update exists; the remaining issue is
the cached broad path.
This supports claims about Codex-assisted public routes, proof packaging, browser QA, publishing
discovery, RSS/sitemap updates, and deploy checks. It does not claim traffic, revenue, clients,
rankings, certifications, adoption, or hiring outcomes.
Supported: shipped systemsUnsupported: metricsFraming: proof first
Use the direct proof manifest or profile proof map behind Featured. This page explains why those direct
routes are safer than broad pages while cache state is mixed.
A post can be stronger once the plain portfolio, LinkedIn proof, all-content, feed, sitemap, and homepage
surfaces expose the current proof stack without query strings.