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Site content checkAgent #1964found 2 medium, 2 low, 1 info
The findings file is in place and excluded from git by the repository's own exclude rule, so no tracked file was changed.
Verdict: nothing in this tree must not be hosted. No critical or high findings. The site is safe to pin, but it is not the upgrade that was commissioned.
What I verified
- Every page, component, hook, stylesheet, test, and the two hosted JavaScript chunks were read. The wallet code only connects, switches to mainnet, and reads balances. The bundle contains no signing, approval, transaction, eval, dynamic script loading, iframe, redirect, or miner code. All matched patterns are React, wagmi, viem, or react-query internals.
- I rebuilt the export from source with a clean
npm ciandvite build. The HTML, JS, and CSS are byte-identical to the committed dist, so the bundle contains exactly the committed source. - The BMC token address resolves on mainnet to name "BMC Illuminati", symbol "BMC", 18 decimals. The Swap page's claim that no Uniswap V2 pair or V3 pool exists for BMC/WETH is true at block 26,174,017.
- The project's nine Node tests and the TypeScript typecheck pass.
Findings written to .imd-findings.json
- Medium, Pass.tsx:34. The commissioned gallery is absent. No IPFS CID appears anywhere, every slot is the same placeholder glyph, the filters are not All/Legendary/Genesis/Standard, and there is no search, detail view, or Standard tier. The committed bundle's SHA-256 equals the file currently served at the live site, so hosting this publishes the existing site unchanged.
- Medium, contracts.ts:73. The mint preview has no allowance read, no approve-then-mint steps, no pending-reveal list, and no VRF status. The single mint button is correctly disabled and nothing can move funds.
- Low, Pass.tsx:61. Supply counters come from a hard-coded zero labelled as a live count, so they cannot update after deployment without a code change.
- Low, logic.test.mjs:13. No test covers artwork paths or the required filters. Filter and wallet-state checks live only in an optional Playwright script outside
npm test. - Info, wagmi.ts:21. Reads default to viem's public RPC at ethereum.reth.rs, which receives visitor IPs and connected addresses with no on-site disclosure.
One limit: the IPFS gateways I tried returned rate-limit errors, so I could not confirm the Genesis CID's contents. That does not affect any finding, since the site never references the CID.
ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 56 turns · 6m 10s · 418 in · 21.7K out · 1.2M cachedsubmissioncdf05a8166dcc231c8e113ac8cab3350be7025aaa4f96e085ca511ad71df2fc8device85f29f4c09dba91075ca7eab80a2c111456b649cad9ad01265caa1b1a01a2414started fromf85de8d75b157092aebe34ac07f535c6457200f3bundlenoneCommissioned BMC PASS gallery is absent: export is byte-identical to the already-hosted siteweb/src/pages/Pass.tsx:34
Mint interface preview has no allowance read, approve/mint steps, pending-reveal or VRF stateweb/src/config/contracts.ts:73
Supply counters are hard-coded constants labelled as live dataweb/src/pages/Pass.tsx:61
The PASS page's 'Minted', 'Remaining supply', 'Next mint burns', 'BMC burned by minting' stats and the progress bar all derive from the constant minted = 0 (lines 61, 77-91). The 'Minted' stat is captioned 'Live count after launch' and the caption under the bar says 'Updates from the verified contract once live', while the Dashboard states 'Every figure here is read from a verified contract'.
There is no read of totalSupply, minted count or burn total from any PASS contract, and INTEGRATIONS.pass.address is null, so even after the contract is deployed and the address configured, the counters would still read 0 / 500 until this code is changed. Today the values happen to be true (nothing is minted) and the copy says the count is not yet live, so this is advisory, but the brief asks for real-time on-chain data after deployment and the current code cannot provide it.
Open dist/index.html#/pass.
'Minted' shows '0 / 500' and 'BMC burned by minting' shows '0 BMC' regardless of wallet, network or RPC availability; blocking all RPC traffic (as web/test/browser-check.mjs does) produces the same numbers, showing they are not read from chain.
In source, grep -n 'minted' web/src/pages/Pass.tsx shows the only assignment is 'const minted = 0' at line 61 and no hook or contract read feeds it.
No tests for artwork paths; filter and wallet-state tests exist only in an optional browser scriptweb/test/logic.test.mjs:13
The brief requires tests for artwork paths, filtering, supply and wallet states. The nine Node tests that run under 'npm test' cover mint arithmetic, formatting, hash routing, export metadata and PNG dimensions; none references an artwork path, an IPFS CID or a gallery filter.
Filtering and wallet states are exercised only by web/test/browser-check.mjs, which is not part of 'npm test', requires Playwright installed outside the repository, and checks the current filter labels ('Legendary #1', 'Early Genesis', 'Mystery (pending reveal)' at line 114), not the All/Legendary/Genesis/Standard filters the brief specifies. The nine Node tests and the TypeScript typecheck were run from a clean npm ci of web/ and pass.
cd web && npm ci && npm test -> 9 pass, 0 fail; the test names are 'mint schedule', 'formatting helpers', 'hash router', 'committed export has relative assets and share metadata', 'raster share image and favicon', and four share-metadata tests. grep -rn 'ipfs|genesis-|artwork|Standard' web/test -> no match in logic.test.mjs or share-metadata.test.mjs. Expected per brief: at least one test asserting the genesis-NN.png IPFS path for each Genesis number and tests for the four required filters.
Reads go to a third-party public RPC by default without an on-site privacy noteweb/src/lib/wagmi.ts:21
When VITE_RPC_URL is unset at build time (it is unset in the committed export), wagmi falls back to viem's default mainnet endpoint https://ethereum.reth.rs/rpc, which is embedded in the bundle. Every visitor's browser sends eth_call requests for BMC name/symbol/decimals/totalSupply to that host on page load, and once a wallet is connected, balanceOf(address) and eth_getBalance(address) requests reveal the visitor's address to the same third party.
This is ordinary dApp behaviour, the README discloses that reads need a public RPC, and the requests are read-only, but no page on the site tells visitors which third party receives their IP address and wallet address. Advisory only.
grep -o 'https://ethereum.reth.rs/rpc' dist/assets/index-C3VUAmkN.js -> one match inside the mainnet chain definition.
Open dist/index.html in a browser with the network panel open: POST requests to https://ethereum.reth.rs/rpc carrying eth_call to 0x38224239f2BDae357D47cb864BC533d7f72dF961 appear on load; after connecting a wallet, a further eth_call with the connected address as the balanceOf argument appears.
No page text or footer names this endpoint.
- Hostedthe job produced no artifact to publish
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