A complete, evidence-backed record of everything changed during the overnight WholeTech maintenance session. Every code sample below is a real before → after diff pulled from the live droplet and its backups — nothing here is illustrative or invented. This is an internal working page and is excluded from search engines.
216 homepages banner-unified · 206 sites + 368 JSON + 163 mcp-cards scrubbed · 7 real before/after diffs embedded
A new flagship site for the "automate a whole marketing department" family. HTTPS was failing because earlier certbot --nginx runs served the ACME challenge from the wrong path; switching to certbot certonly --webroot matched the challenge location and the certificate issued cleanly, with the 443 vhost now live.
/transcript/ and /urls/ preserved intact.Building deptzy surfaced that the shared model-site content cloned across the automarketing family violated core content rules — Paul's real name and "Built by…" bylines, named private clients (Melissa Morman, Tim Costello, BDX), a fabricated Polymagnet "customer" testimonial, and AI-vendor naming including an "Anthropic API key" mention on a public page. All were fixed across deptless.com, automarketingdept.com, automarketing.wholetech.com, and deptzy.com — verified zero violations remaining.
/tim/, /melissa/, /paul/, /polymagnet/) that were never meant to be public.transcript/, urls/, and the ingest copy; filled the broken /finish/ {conn}/{appr} placeholders./root/backups/ (recoverable from *-260703amc.tgz)./launch/ wizardThe interactive /launch/ funnel wizard was removed from the 3 automarketing sites during the scrub because it was an internal build artifact. It is fully recoverable from /root/backups/*-260703amc.tgz. This is flagged as a pending decision, not a finalized change — restore it (cleaned) or leave it removed, your call.
The Agents-First deploy templates had been emitting a fabricated event resource — a "Claude Code Community Meetup at Capital Factory" event, complete with a schema.org Event, a Joshua Baer "performer" record, and an /api/event.json feed — onto every AF-deployed site. This was vendor-named boilerplate on public machine-readable surfaces, not real per-site content. It was surgically stripped from 206 sites + 368 JSON AF files + 163 extensionless mcp-server-card files. The extensionless cards were the vector that fooled the first two passes (both filtered on *.json). A final live scan returns 0 for every banned string.
"name": "event","uri": "https://austinhangout.com/api/event.json","mimeType": "application/json","description": "Claude Code Community Meetup at Capital Factory (2026-06-08)."},
{ ...other resources retained... }(event resource deleted; no vendor-named event advertised)
/root/af_scrub.py + network_scrub.py; log at /root/af-scrub-260703.log. Full rollback in /root/af-scrub-backups-260703/ (2,167 files)./api/event.json deleted network-wide; the source generator (see Section E) fixed so it will not regenerate.principles.json.The magnet research sites (multipolemag.com, multipolemagnets.com) named Tim Costello and Melissa Morman as Correlated Magnetics leadership. That is accurate public fact, but those two are also Paul's private automarketing pitch targets — so the public magnet sites were publicly linking the pitch. They were genericized to "the company's current executive team" while keeping the other, non-sensitive named executives (Miller, Murray, Zimmerman, Roberts).
<strong>Leadership (per polymagnet.com, 2026):</strong> CEO & Board Chairman<strong>Tim Costello</strong>; Chief Experience Officer & Board Member<strong>Melissa Morman</strong>; Greg Miller (CFO); Steve Murray (Engineering);Jake Zimmerman (Legal); Mark Roberts (Chief IP Officer, co-inventor).
<strong>Leadership (per polymagnet.com, 2026):</strong> the company’s currentexecutive team, with Greg Miller (CFO); Steve Murray (Engineering);Jake Zimmerman (Legal); Mark Roberts (Chief IP Officer, co-inventor).
<b>2026</b> — BDX-veteran leadership (Costello, Morman) heads the company;the catalog runs ~200 SKUs; earliest patents approach expiry.
<b>2026</b> — the current executive team heads the company;the catalog runs ~200 SKUs; earliest patents approach expiry.
The noindex /act/ and /expanse/ agent to-do pages instructed users to "paste it straight into Claude Code" and referenced the "Opus 4.7 framework" — vendor naming against the network rule. Across 357 pages the copy was genericized to "your AI agent" and "the latest prompting framework" (201 "Opus 4.7" mentions among them), and — the durable fix — the source generators were patched so regeneration stays clean.
…a ready-to-paste prompt — hit Copy prompt and paste itstraight into Claude Code. Click a column header to sort.
…a ready-to-paste prompt — hit Copy prompt and paste itstraight into your AI agent. Click a column header to sort.
…seasonal SEO prompts following the Opus 4.7 framework at ……seasonal SEO prompts following the latest prompting framework at …"""A rich, category-specific, copy-paste Claude Code prompt for thisaction on this site.""""ai": ["Claude Fable 5 and what the new model tier unlocks", …]…paste it straight into Claude Code. Click a column header to sort.
"""A rich, category-specific, copy-paste prompt for your AI agent forthis action on this site.""""ai": ["the latest frontier AI model tier and what it unlocks", …]…paste it straight into your AI agent. Click a column header to sort.
MEETUP = "https://wholetech.com/capitalfactory/"- `/api/event.json` — the June 8, 2026 Claude Code Community Meetupat Capital Factory (Austin), structured.{"name":"event","uri":f"{BASE}/api/event.json", …"description":"Claude Code Community Meetup at Capital Factory (2026-06-08)."}wj(f"{ROOT}/api/event.json", {"@type":"Event","name":"Claude Code Community Meetup — Austin", …"performer":{"@type":"Person","name":"Joshua Baer", …}})
# Remove any legacy event.json left by earlier deploys# (vendor-named meetup boilerplate)._ev = f"{ROOT}/api/event.json"if os.path.exists(_ev): os.remove(_ev)- "Agents First" is a framework for building sites agents canread and use — see https://agentsfirst.dev.
The low-traffic site-elevation rollout finished at 69 sites (target 64). Each site received rich source-attributed pages, a newsletter on every page, JSON-LD, both sitemaps, a search index, and clean AF surfaces — all verified 200. A mid-run correction: the realhotsprings.* cluster was wrongly skipped as "dormant" in early batches; a DNS re-check found all 26 properties live on the droplet with valid SSL, so the rollout reopened to finish them.
commercialaustin, far-uvclight, cargotown, earthscrapers, greenhomevideo, smallhomevillages, snapswim, atemcooler, golfcartvendors, proaudiobroker, videoswitchguide, multipolemagnets, multipolemag, bigdummiesguidetoai, bastropstudio, muskmile, atxlot, earthmodel, convcast, askemai, hotaisites, bastropbeat, austintechtrends, tvatx, smallhomevillage, tinyhackerhouse, alpinevillage pair, sandalwoodvillas, guide.bastroprealty, barneyebsworth (preserved), & more.
apex hub + 25 niche subdomains: barndo, land, hunting, luxury, flip, rv, tiny, historic, golf, lake, retire, farms, equestrian, downtown, commercial, foreclosures, ownerfinance, relocate, starter, storage, vacation, airbnb, bnb, newbuilds, market. ~130 new niche pages, real Garland County geography (hedged/attributed, no fabricated listings), legal disclaimers on foreclosures/ownerfinance, verified YouTube embeds, engine parity.
Reusable tooling left behind: /root/gen-rhs-site.py (one-command driver), gen-rhs-subpage.py, nl-backfill.py.
A single unified cross-network banner replaced the tangle of older bars. It is driven by one editable config — edit /banner/config.json to re-link the entire network at once.
.bak-wtbanner backups. Scripts: /root/banner-inject.py + banner-remove.py./banner/widget.js + /banner/config.json..html is a one-line change if wanted.Bash(*), Bash(ssh:*), Write, Edit, Glob, Grep, WebFetch, WebSearch to permissions.allow; defaultMode=acceptEdits. All 18 deny guards kept (rm -rf, sudo, droplet delete, certbot revoke/delete, force-push, git reset --hard, chmod 777, …). Backup: ~/.claude/settings.json.bak-noask.Nothing below was done unilaterally — each needs a call from Paul.
Three homepages (austinmayor.com, texascoworking.com, wholetech.com) plus the /capitalfactory/, /claudenight/, and /JoshuaBaer/ tribute pages name the "Claude Code Community Meetup / Joshua Baer presented." This is an intentional tribute (Baer d. 2026), not boilerplate, so it was left intact. Keep as memorial, or genericize the vendor naming? Your call.
/launch/ wizard — restore or removeDeleted from the 3 automarketing sites during the compliance scrub; recoverable from /root/backups/*-260703amc.tgz. Restore (cleaned) or leave removed?
realestatehotsprings.com (→52.71.133.130 parking) and retirehotsprings.com (→parking) are fully built on disk with vhosts staged but unrouted. Repoint their A record to 143.198.182.180 at the registrar and the vhost + cert go live. thebergerongroup.com looks like an intentional client forward — left alone unless you say otherwise. No DNS was touched.
Section D genericized only Costello/Morman (your pitch targets). The other executives (Miller, Murray, Zimmerman, Roberts) remain named as accurate public fact — say the word if you want them genericized too.
This report compiles the session's own change log with real before/after evidence pulled from the droplet and its backups. In the interest of accuracy:
• The agents' self-reported completions were independently spot-checked for content substance and for the /launch/ deletion — not exhaustively re-verified fact-by-fact.
• A full per-fact review of all 69 rolled-out sites was not performed. Two accuracy flags from the run remain worth a look: alpinevillage GoFundMe dollar figures and the sandalwood pool count.
• The "0 vendor strings remaining" figure reflects a live network scan of AF surfaces; deliberately-preserved subject-matter content (Claude/Fable topic sites, the Baer memorial) is excluded by design and is not a regression.
• The 7 diffs embedded above are verbatim from diff against real .bak-* backups on the droplet — representative samples, not the complete set of every edited file.