The system is occupied. What you're getting is the attention it deserves — a surface skim. This tool pulls clickable elements off your front page and checks whether the code means what it's supposed to mean. Dead href. Buttons going nowhere. Nav resolving wrong. That's the layer this reaches. Built it so my 10 year old could see how the different languages talk to each other — where intent breaks down in the gap between structure and behavior. Everyone else uses it to find the obvious stuff before calling someone who charges by the hour. For anything deeper, call the architect.
// grabs links, buttons, and nav items from your publicly visible page source · checks if they look semantically correct · does not execute javascript · does not test server behavior · does not reach dynamic states or other code layers · working ≠ right · broken ≠ necessarily needs fixing · surface glance, not a professional audit · multiple pulls from the same site may produce different outputs — this tool is designed for learning and directional awareness, capable of surfacing actionables by design, not by intent