API & INTEGRATIONS

Fixes arrive the way your stack accepts them.

Today, every fix is written out for you to apply yourself, on every platform. The scan API is live. Connectors are in progress: CMS drafts first, then repository delivery. Each page below says which.

The delivery modes

Every platform lands on one of these rungs, and the verification label follows the rung rather than the marketing.

Mode	What we get	How changes arrive	Verified	Status
A · Repo write	A repo we can push a branch to	Pull request; you review and merge	Build	In progress
B · Read-only repo	Read access plus somewhere to push	Branch or fork you own	Build	In progress
C · Cloud mirror	A snapshot or export	Patch or PR from a clone	Build (mirror)	In progress
D · CMS drafts	OAuth into a hosted CMS	Unpublished drafts; you publish	Preview	In progress
E · URL only	A public URL	Written-out fixes; you apply	Advisory	Live

Build-verified means a build ran. It applies to A, B and C and nothing else. A hosted CMS has no build, so D is preview-verified and E is advisory. Those labels are never blurred.

Build

REST API

Live: automate scans and read scorecards from your own code.

Mode E Live Webhooks

Get told when a scan finishes or a fix is ready.

Mode E In progress Zapier

Route scan results into whatever your team already uses.

Mode E In progress Next.js

Fixes as a pull request, built before you see it.

Mode A In progress

Platforms

WordPress

Changes will land as unpublished drafts.

Mode D In progress Webflow

CMS collection items updated as drafts.

Mode D In progress Shopify

Product and page metadata via the Admin API.

Mode D In progress Squarespace

Advisory only: a checklist you apply by hand.

Mode E In progress Ghost

Post metadata and content as drafts.

Mode D In progress

More platforms

HubSpot

CMS pages and blog posts as drafts.

Mode D In progress Framer

Advisory only: no content-write API.

Mode E In progress Notion

Page properties, where a site generator reads them.

Mode D In progress Unicorn Platform

Advisory only: no write API.

Mode E In progress

Platforms with no content-write API

Squarespace, Framer and Unicorn Platform have no supported way for a third party to write page content or metadata. They sit on Mode E, and the findings arrive as instructions you apply in the editor. Claiming otherwise would be inventing a capability, and those pages say so plainly rather than implying a connector is coming.

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