AI assistant response text left in the page
This page contains text that reads like an assistant's reply about writing the page rather than the page itself.
Why it matters
This page contains text that reads like an assistant's reply about writing the page rather than the page itself. Any visitor who reaches this section sees the working notes instead of the content, and it is the kind of thing a customer screenshots. It also means nobody has read this page since it was generated.
How ShipReady detects it
Six page-readable Content & UX rules. Genuinely per-page: a polished homepage routinely hides a /pricing that still shows `{{plan_name}}` and a /terms governed by the laws of `[Your State]`. Reads only already-fetched HTML. Detection is uniform across all six: match a maintained pattern corpus against the page's READABLE TEXT — markup stripped, scripts stripped, and `<code>`/`<pre>`/`<kbd>`/`<samp>` stripped first — never against raw HTML. A minified bundle contains the very strings these rules look for, and a docs page legitimately displays them inside a code sample; matching source rather than prose would fire on both. Pages the crawler labelled Docs or Content are skipped entirely by the two artifact rules, because quoting an artifact is what those pages are for.
Detection is deterministic. ShipReady reports this only when it observes the condition directly, and prefers to miss a real problem over inventing one. Rule version 1.0.0.
How to fix it
This is the prompt ShipReady puts in your report — written to be pasted straight into Cursor, Claude Code, or whichever assistant built the app.
Text that reads like an AI assistant's reply — about writing the page, rather than the page's own content — is live on this page. Open the page, find the sentence quoted in the evidence, and delete the conversational wrapper around the real copy ("Certainly! Here is a revised...", "Let me know if you'd like...", any leftover code fences). Keep the actual content and rewrite the section so it addresses your visitor rather than the person who asked for it. Then check every other page you generated the same way, in particular About, Features and any long-form marketing copy — this type of text is pasted in wholesale, so it usually appears in more than one place.Frequently asked questions
- What does "AI assistant response text left in the page" mean?
- This page contains text that reads like an assistant's reply about writing the page rather than the page itself.
- How serious is it?
- ShipReady rates this high. Fix before launch. A real weakness that an attacker can act on.
- How do I fix it?
- Paste the fix prompt on this page into Cursor, Claude Code or your AI editor. It is the same prompt ShipReady puts in your report.
- Can I check my own site?
- Yes — ShipReady scans up to ten pages of any public site for free and reports this alongside every other check. The free report lists every issue it finds and shows full evidence and a fix prompt for the critical and high-severity ones; medium and low findings are counted and unlock on Pro.
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