MINI-ROOK / BUILD LOG 014
The Raven Gets Receipts
Source-backed product claims meet a bounded Quality Review
TECHNICAL CHECKPOINT
What this build actually records.
- Stack and method
- Explicit claim registry · provenance status · source URLs · licensed-module safeguard
- Recorded progress
- Public page HTTP 200 observed; syntax and unit-style checks pass; source-backed panel has reported human UI pass.
- Still open at this checkpoint
- ZIP payloads, purchase activation, commercial Quest Forge and wider claim accuracy not independently tested in this pass.
Software development on an existing workstation. This entry does not establish a new robot, custom hardware build or autonomous publishing capability.
TEST STATUS / SEPARATE FROM THE ORIGINAL RECORD
What later checks established.
The CharacterForge page was observed over HTTPS with HTTP 200. Python/JavaScript syntax and unit-style checks passed for a six-record claim registry, a grounded core description and blocking a false free-Quest-Forge claim. The creator reported a limited visual UI pass for the source-backed Quality Review panel.
Still open: This checkpoint did not download or test the ZIP payloads, current purchase activation or commercial Quest Forge. Screenshot field-by-field validation and wider claim accuracy remain pending. Linked evidence and rule checks do not certify all facts; no autonomous publishing was enabled.
01 / BUILD LOG 014
The original development record
The public CharacterForge page was inspected from the Fury workstation over HTTPS and returned HTTP 200. It advertises a free Windows Character Core, optional paid modules, and links to a commercial RC1 Windows ZIP and a separate older portable preview ZIP. Those page contents were directly observed. The ZIP payloads, current purchase activation and commercial Quest Forge functionality were not downloaded or independently tested in this pass. The page explicitly distinguishes free core from licensed Quest Forge and notes that some commercial activation paths remain unverified.
Mini-Rook now has a small, explicit claim registry with six individual CharacterForge statements, provenance status and source URLs. Growth receives the bounded claims as context; Quality Review can display the linked evidence. A specific new safeguard blocks marketing that promises Quest Forge is included for free in the RC1 core.
Automated checks: Python and JavaScript syntax PASS. The claim registry returned six records, a simple grounded core-description had no blockers, and a false free-Quest-Forge assertion triggered the licensed-module blocker. These are unit-style tests, not a general fact-checking certification. The creator subsequently reported a successful visual test of the source-backed Quality Review panel in Mini-Rook. This is a limited human-observed UI PASS; screenshot-based field-by-field validation, download verification and wider claim accuracy testing remain pending.
Status: READY TO PUBLISH — source-backed Quality Review has a reported human UI PASS, with the above limitations. Chapter V — The Quality Gate. No autonomous posting or publishing.
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