Verification
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Release verification
See the exact release receipt, runtime recipes, evidence age, commit, package version, and limits of Better Fullstack's current verification.
Better Fullstack publishes a versioned verification receipt only after required CI passes for the exact release commit, every package is packed, and one clean generated project per supported ecosystem completes its declared build and live behavior stages.
Release evidence unavailable
No receipt has been loaded, so this page makes no build-verification claim.
What this proves
runtime-verified means the recorded project was generated from the release commit, installed on
the recorded toolchains, built, started, and passed its declared live boundary assertions. Those
assertions cover HTTP health, GraphQL mounting, an auth flow, migrations, a gRPC call, and generated
CLI behavior across the eight recipes. They do not prove behavior outside the named recipe.
The page fails closed. Missing, expired, malformed, partial, or commit-mismatched evidence displays
no current evidence and marks every recipe as not run. The badge endpoint at
/api/verified-combinations uses the same result.
The builder and stack pages read the option-level projection from
/api/capability-evidence. Options without a current matching runtime
recipe remain listed and show their limitation. A template, schema, dependency, toolchain, or
deployed-commit change needs a new receipt.