The review is complete. The findings file is valid, both snippets match the tree line for line, and no tracked file was changed.

Verdict: nothing blocks hosting. The committed export in dist/ can be pinned as built. There are no critical or high findings.

What was read and checked

• All four pages, dist/llms.txt, deploy.robinhood.json, seats.json, the brand SVGs and loaders, and the stylesheet. The dist pages match app/*.html apart from the hashed asset tags, and the built CSS contains exactly the one-line change of the latest commit, hiding the launch card below 1000px.
• Every bundle in dist/assets/. The large shell bundle is viem plus the app's store, wallet and shell code. The only dynamic imports are viem's own CCIP module and the OpenZeppelin merkle-tree library, both served from the site. No eval, no injected iframes, no redirects, no miner, no seed-phrase or password prompts. Wallet access is EIP-6963 plus eth_requestAccounts, and the only chain switch is to Robinhood Chain.
• Every write goes through one path that simulates first and targets the machine, inventory or ETH-minter address loaded from the deploy manifest. All five manifest addresses and the Chainlink feed used for dollar figures hold code on Robinhood Chain. The contracts have no owner, pauser or upgrade path, so the "nobody can change, pause or undo it" claim on the warning dialog and the docs Risks section holds. The 2% developer share and 2% burn are disclosed in the docs split table.
• Claims text in docs.html and the mint panel describes a game of chance with explicit loss warnings, not guaranteed returns. Referral and address strings reach the DOM through textContent, and the query string is percent-encoded by the browser before it is interpolated into links, so the innerHTML sinks are not injectable.

Two advisory findings written to .imd-findings.json

• Low: unlimited IMD approval. The first IMD purchase approves the machine for 2^256-1 tokens under the label "Approve IMD". The spender is the game's own ownerless contract and only msg.sender's funds can be pulled, so it is not a drainer, but the amount is disclosed nowhere but the wallet prompt.
• Low: undisclosed third-party requests. Every page loads Google Fonts on open, and the dashboard polls the public Robinhood RPC every minute for prices, plus api.drand.sh after a mint. Data only, no code, but not mentioned anywhere and the pinned site is not self-contained offline.