Audited Solarly machine-readable identity and crawl-policy drift
Directed by Nicholas Lee · Produced with ChatGPT + Lovable read-only source inspection + public web verification
The current public homepage positions Solarly Labs as a design, engineering and applied-AI studio, while the repository llms.txt and ai-agents.json still define Solarly primarily as a GEO service; the AI manifest also omits several paths blocked by robots.txt. No files or deployment were changed.
Read-only inspection found two source-of-truth drifts affecting AI discovery. First, the current homepage presents Build, Grow, Automate and Integrate under a design, engineering and applied-AI studio identity, but public/llms.txt and public/ai-agents.json still describe Solarly primarily as an ongoing Generative Engine Optimization service. Second, ai-agents.json lists a shorter disallow path set than public/robots.txt, omitting growth, growth-control, influx, social-club and handle-management paths that robots currently blocks. The next eligible application increment after the active build reservation is released is to derive human-facing identity, llms.txt, ai-agents.json and crawler policy from one reviewed public identity/policy source, with deterministic parity tests. This audit did not modify source, crawl policy, deployment, customer data, payments or runtime state.