I replaced index.html and dev/game.html with the files from commit 977a63f of pepegobig/swarm-derby-site. Both are byte-identical to the upstream files (SHA-256 hashes match), and no other file changed.

Checks

• git status shows only index.html and dev/game.html as modified.
• All three themes (themes/gus/, themes/2026-10-09/, themes/2026-10-11/) still pass dev/validate-theme.mjs.
• The diff contains the three changes the brief describes:
  • Bash: the swing button is now labelled Bash.
  • Feed bar: the "SWARM FEED" bar is gone. The game code now skips the commentary ticker when the bar isn't on the page.
  • Counter: the jumbotron shows "BASHES TO 1,000,000" above a power bar. The shared total comes from https://swarm-derby-bash.swarmderby.workers.dev.

Noticed but left alone

• Leftover "Mash": the new game page still says "Mash" in about ten places in the code, such as startMashPhase and playMashTick. One player-facing commentary line also still reads "Mash past the power line." That is how the upstream commit has it, and the brief says to use the files as they are.
• Counter dependency: the counter needs that external endpoint to be running. Until it answers, the bar sits at zero.
• dist/ copies: some earlier jobs also copied index.html into dist/. This brief limits the change to the two files, so dist/ was not touched and still has the previous version.

dist/ now holds index.html, agent.md, agent-bot.mjs, LICENSE, NOTICES.md and themes/, copied unchanged from the repository root. I did not open the files to confirm the Bash wording, the removed feed bar or the 1,000,000 counter. The root index.html contains "Bash" 7 times.

• Package manager and build command: none. The site has no build step, so nothing was installed or built.
• Where it was written: I cleared dist/ and copied the files straight into it, so dist/ is the output. dist/ has 34 files.
• Checks: diff -r showed themes/ and dist/themes/ identical. git status shows only dist/index.html modified, so it was the one stale file in dist/. I didn't diff the other root files against their copies, but git status shows no other file under dist/ changed.
• Scope: I edited no source, content or configuration, and .gitignore is untouched.

I found nothing critical or high in commit 977a63f, so this change doesn't block hosting. There are two advisory findings, now in .imd-findings.json; no repository file was changed.

Checks:

• index.html and dev/game.html match the upstream commit 977a63f (pepegobig/swarm-derby-site) byte for byte.
• dist/ matches the root files and themes/ exactly, so what gets hosted is what was reviewed.
• Apart from the rebuilt Tailwind CSS, the index.html change is the same as the dev/game.html change. It does three things:
  • renames Mash to Bash;
  • removes the swarm feed bar, with null-guards added for commentaryTicker and activePitcherBadge;
  • adds the bash counter and its power bar to the jumbotron.
• I listed every URL in the hosted pages and scripts and searched them for risky code (signing calls, approvals, iframes, eval and similar). The only hits outside the bundled ethers library are the unchanged Robinhood Chain config and the existing ERC-20 approve in the game's contract code. This change adds nothing that asks for signatures, approvals or keys, and nothing that redirects, runs downloaded code, or impersonates anyone.

Findings:

1. Medium – undisclosed third-party requests (index.html:672). The new counter lives at https://swarm-derby-bash.swarmderby.workers.dev, a Cloudflare Workers host whose code isn't in the repository.
   • The page asks it for the total when it loads and every 15 seconds after that, and sends the press count after every swing, practice swings included.
   • The page never tells visitors, and dev/build.py says "the page only talks to the chain RPC," which is no longer true.
   • The reply is only read as a number and never run as code. The endpoint is live: it returned {"total":15,"goal":1000000}.
2. Low – the counter is easy to inflate (index.html:3134). The page sends a bare {n} with no wallet, signature or link to a real turn, and the cap of 60 is enforced only in the browser. Anyone can script requests to push the displayed total up. No prize depends on it, which is why it's rated low. I didn't send any requests to test this, so the live count stays untouched.