Detect unsupported, expired or internally inconsistent public statements; a human editor decides publication or withdrawal.
Operating jobs
Automation may find the issue. It may not approve itself.
Every recurring job needs an owner, escalation path, idempotent run receipt and rollback or withdrawal route. Claims, prices, moderation penalties and result status remain human decisions.
Seven jobs
Detection, evidence, owner, decision.
Cadence describes intended scheduling only. This public page does not claim that production scheduling, credentials or alert delivery are active.
Find stale source records and request review; the job cannot approve its own freshness receipt.
Compare public price projections with the governed commerce registry; automatic price change is prohibited.
Detect broken or redirected internal links and either repair an approved mapping or escalate.
Inspect sitemap, canonical and index-control consistency without claiming Search Console access or production indexing.
Surface an owned safety queue; no automatic suspension, penalty or public accusation is permitted.
Detect an expired result-status review window; a two-person editorial review remains required.
Hard prohibitions
Five decisions stay outside automation.
The job may prepare evidence and a proposed action. The accountable owner must approve the governed change.
Public claim
No automatic publication, material claim change or freshness approval.
Commercial state
No automatic price, plan, entitlement, discount or refund change.
Safety decision
No automatic moderation penalty, public accusation or customer message.
Result status
No automated official-result or counselling-status approval.
Run identity
Idempotency and an evidence-bearing receipt are required before closure.