# Site Audit Response

> The attached review is a site-infrastructure and namespace-risk report. It is not TinyRustLM source evidence. The applicable lesson is direct: a technical project site must first be reachable, secure, disambiguated, crawlable, and evidence-backed.

## How the report changes this site

The report treats foundational availability as the first-order failure mode: if DNS, transport, and routing fail, every content or interface improvement becomes irrelevant. This package turns that into an explicit Runtime.MiRust.com launch gate instead of leaving it as an operations afterthought.

| Report pressure | Site change | New route |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Network blackout risk | Added a deployment checklist that tests DNS, TLS, root pages, static docs, and machine-readable endpoints before the site is considered live. | [Deployment Checklist](/deployment-checklist/) |
| DNS and cryptographic records | Added a host-neutral infrastructure page covering A/AAAA, CAA, DNSSEC, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, TLS, HSTS, cache, and route stability. | [Infrastructure & Trust](/site-infrastructure/) |
| Namespace collision | Added a scope page that distinguishes Runtime.MiRust.com, TinyRustLM, `.slm`, current proof, and future GGUF work. | [Name & Scope](/name-scope/) |
| Research credibility | Added an R&D page that explains how reports become docs, pointer memory, and public claims. | [Research & Development](/research-development/) |
| Machine-readable structure | Expanded top navigation, `llms.txt`, `llms-full.txt`, sitemap routing, and `.uai` deep links. | [Agent-Readable Site](/agent-readiness/) |

## What changed in v1.0.4

- New trust-oriented top menu group.
- New seeded pages for site audit response, infrastructure, naming, R&D, and deployment verification.
- New static `/.well-known/security.txt` route in the root package.
- Front-end security headers emitted by the site where appropriate.
- Attached report preserved under `/docs/web-research/website-review-and-improvement-plan.md`.
- `.uai` memory deep-linked to the new report and follow-up pages.
- Home page expanded with an audit-driven improvement map.

## Adapted, not copied

The report contains broad examples from adjacent namespaces and recommends some stacks that are intentionally outside this project’s constraints. Runtime.MiRust.com remains a plain PHP site with semantic PHP-rendered content, custom CSS, and small handwritten JavaScript. It does not adopt React, Tailwind, Vite, Bootstrap, jQuery, or page builders.

## Current public rule

Every major public claim should point to one of three things: a source-backed implementation page, a durable `/docs/` report, or a hot `.uai` pointer that routes to durable evidence. Claims that cannot point to evidence belong on the roadmap, not in the hero.