US Tech Automations

An emailed audit of your selected public pages

An emailed audit of your selected public pages, plus one refresh within a year. You name the public pages. We fetch those pages and report what that one fetch returned: status, whether the page answered, and whether a saved hash changed when we hold an older copy. The sample below is one test on our own pages. It does not say what every forecasting system would do. We never score a company that did not ask.

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In-house counsel, privacy and AI-governance teams who need a dated quote of their own public pages, not a score of anyone else
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Once a year, per company. One dated report and one refresh inside that year.
Newest sealed read
2026-09-02

We report only on pages you asked us to look at.

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Newest sealed read in the sample: 2026-09-02.

Only pages you name

We never score a named third party.

You name the public pages. We fetch them as a machine, quote what came back, and hand you the list. For each named page the file says: did it answer, did it block, did the file hash change between two dates, and a short plain-English note of what that fetch returned. It is a quote of your pages. It is not a score of anyone else.

What you get in the file

  • One dated report for the pages you nameEach row is one named public page, with the fetch date, the status, whether it answered the machine, and whether the file hash changed between two dates.
  • A file, emailed onceThis page does not promise a number of days. No login. No account.

Sample: example-co, our own pages, redacted8 pages quoted · counted 2026-09-02

Volunteer company (redacted): example-co. We named public pages on a site we own. No third-party site is named or scored. Dates: 2026-08-20 (saved copy of three policy files) and 2026-09-02 (live fetch with User-Agent USTA-research/1.0).

Two-date hash is UNKNOWN for six pages in the sample table: /page-2 (old copy was cut at 4000 of 8816 bytes), /page-4 (no old copy), and /page-5 through /page-8 (no 2026-08-20 copy of those feed pages).

Redacted sample rows (same columns as the full file) as of 2026-09-02
page_labelfetch_datestatusanswers_to_machine_uahash_changed_between_dates
/page-12026-09-02200yesyes
/page-22026-09-02200yesUNKNOWN
/page-32026-09-02404nono
/page-42026-09-02404noUNKNOWN
/page-52026-09-02200yesUNKNOWN
/page-62026-09-02200yesUNKNOWN
/page-72026-09-02200yesUNKNOWN
/page-82026-09-02200yesUNKNOWN
  • 8 pages quoted6 answered HTTP 200 to User-Agent USTA-research/1.0. 2 returned HTTP 404 (no file). 0 returned 403 or 429.
  • 1 hash changed/page-1, 1786 bytes on 2026-08-20 to 1843 bytes on 2026-09-02.
  • 1 hash unchanged/page-3, the same 404 body on both dates.
  • Hash UNKNOWN on six pages/page-2 and /page-4 through /page-8 in the sample table.

What a forecaster sees in this sample

In this one test, a fetch that obeyed the company's own crawler-rules file got answers from four public pages. That is one test on our own pages, not a claim about every forecasting system. The company also publishes a machine-guidance file (/page-2) that tells a machine what the company says it is. Two common opt-out files (/page-3, /page-4) are missing, so there is no extra “do not train” file sitting next to the pages. Login and app paths are closed. Between 20 August and 2 September 2026 the crawler-rules file itself changed length and hash, so a dated copy from last month is already stale.

This file does not score a rival. It does not say the company is safe or unsafe. It only quotes the pages the company asked us to look at.

What this cannot tell you

We never score a named third party.

Two-date hash is UNKNOWN for six pages in the sample. /page-2 because the old copy was cut at 4000 of 8816 bytes. /page-5 through /page-8 because we hold no 2026-08-20 copy of those feed pages.

A 200 means this honest machine was served the page. We did not pretend to be GPTBot or any other named machine. We only fetched as USTA-research/1.0. It is not a claim about any other company's crawler.

The sample is a live fetch of our own pages, redacted as example-co. The store of other sites' files has 0 rows for our catalog host, so this is not a replay of that store. User-Agent is not stored on each of those store rows. A GitHub-hosted catalog URL was dropped (terms UNKNOWN). One host had no DNS and was dropped.

See the file

You do not have to take our word for what is in the file. Here are real sample rows, carrying the same columns as the full file, cut out of a dated fetch of our own pages and redacted as example-co. Nothing in it is made up and nothing in it is tidied up.

  • Open the sample as a CSVA plain spreadsheet file. It saves to your machine rather than painting itself into a browser tab, and it opens in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets.
  • The same rows as JSONThe same rows again, laid out for reading with code.

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