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Fix Verification

Re-checking a page after a fix ships to confirm, with evidence, that the issue is actually resolved.

CrawlerProduct FeaturesAlso known as: Re-check, Verified fix

Definition

Fix verification re-crawls the affected URLs after a deploy and records what the site returned. It is kept separate from the task status, so 'marked done' and 'actually fixed' cannot be confused.

If the re-check cannot establish an outcome, for example a timeout or a 503, the result is shown as uncertain instead of being counted as a pass.

Why It Matters

Many fixes never reach production or regress later. Verification gives you, your team and your clients proof that the change landed.

How VisibilityKit Helps

VisibilityKit Crawler verifies every fix with a fresh check on every plan, including Free. Evidence and timestamps flow into the HTML action plan, and an AI client connected over MCP can run the re-check for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is verification different from marking a task done?

Marking done is what your team says. Verification is what the site actually returned on a fresh check.

What happens if the site times out during a re-check?

The result is recorded as uncertain rather than a pass, so it stays visible.

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