fetcher disagreement
A self-audit invariant that fires when two layers of the same verification describe one path differently: one says a file is live, the other says it is not.
What fetcher disagreement does not show
It is how CrawlCheck learned that an llms.txt answering 200 with HTML was being called present by one layer and absent by another.
Terms this definition uses
self-audit · self-audit invariant · ARIA · llms.txt
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The vocabulary for saying how strongly something is known.
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Questions about fetcher disagreement
What is fetcher disagreement?
A self-audit invariant that fires when two layers of the same verification describe one path differently: one says a file is live, the other says it is not.
What does fetcher disagreement not show or guarantee?
A self-audit invariant that fires when two layers of the same verification describe one path differently: one says a file is live, the other says it is not. It is how CrawlCheck learned that an llms.txt answering 200 with HTML was being called present by one layer and absent by another.
Which area of the glossary does fetcher disagreement belong to?
Measurement and evidence: The vocabulary for saying how strongly something is known.
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