All six hashes match. The dist directory is untouched (not in git status).

I replaced index.html and NOTICES.md and added painter.js, agent.md, LEVELS.md and levels/index.json. I downloaded all six from commit 3e6e450 and left them unedited. I compared the SHA-256 of each file with the value in the brief, and all six match. No other file changed. I didn't run the game or open the page, so I haven't checked how it behaves.

I didn't read the contents of the downloaded files. The brief asked for them as they are, and the check is on bytes.

I haven't committed anything.

Stand-ins: none; nothing is disabled.

Published the exact static site to dist/. No package manager or build command applies—the project has no build step; files were copied directly to dist/.

Verified the required eight files only, all byte-identical to their repository-root sources.

I found nothing critical or high, so nothing here should stop the site from being hosted. There are two low, advisory findings, and they are in .imd-findings.json. I changed no repository files.

What I read: all eight files in dist/: index.html (its markup, its styles and the whole script, but not the embedded font data), painter.js, agent.md, LEVELS.md, NOTICES.md, levels/index.json, logo.svg and LICENSE. Each one is byte-identical to the same file at pepegobig/feed-squeek commit 3e6e450 and to the copy at the repository root.

What I checked and cleared:

• No wallet requests: the site never asks for a wallet, seed phrase, key, approval or signature. Ordering a level only builds a link to agent.md. That file tells the player's agent to show the 0.5 IMD price, wait for the player's yes, and pay through IMD's normal job flow from the player's own wallet.
• No outside code: the page contacts only three things. It polls the Squeekchain status feed (unchanged from the version already hosted), fetches levels/index.json from the same site, and starts painter.js as a worker. That worker loads only levels/<id>.js from the site itself, and only for ids matching ^[a-z0-9-]{3,48}$.
• Level data from the list is handled safely: names, cues and weapon names are shown as plain text, never as HTML. Numbers are limited to fixed ranges, and colours are checked against fixed patterns.
• Nothing hidden: there are no iframes, redirects or obfuscated scripts. The fonts are ordinary embedded woff2 data, and the logo and icon are simple SVG.
• Nothing runs from the swarm yet: levels/index.json lists no levels, so painter.js never loads any level code in this version.

Findings (both low):

1. The painter worker isn't the full "second wall" its comments describe (dist/painter.js:27). Level files run inside the worker with network and timer functions still available. The page reuses the worker and only shuts it down when a paint times out or fails. A level that passed validation but still did harm could keep making network requests or using CPU for as long as the page stays open. Right now only the level validator, which isn't in the export, stops that. The finding includes a test level file that shows this.
2. The order panel promises too much (dist/index.html:1267). After the player generates the order link, the panel says "New levels appear here within a day" with no conditions. agent.md says a level appears only if it passes the check and a person's review, and that IMD gives no refunds. And because the site is a fixed IPFS copy, a new level shows up only after the operator publishes a new version.

The ordering instructions link players to feed-squeek.imd.site, while the hosted name is feed-squeek.identitymd.eth. That host serves the current game, and its agent.md returns 404 for now, which is expected until this version is hosted.