Supported AI-builder attribution signal is present
ShipReady found a recognised builder badge, an eligible link to a supported builder host, or a supported generator meta value.
Why it matters
Builder credit can be intentional. Reviewing the observed attribution lets an owner decide whether it belongs on the published site.
How ShipReady detects it
What it inspects
ShipReady inspects readable text for supported badge phrases, static anchors outside navigation for supported builder hosts, and the static generator meta value.
What triggers a finding
The rule triggers for the first recognised provider signal. Builder-host links in navigation and a builder's own site are excluded.
What the evidence shows
One supported static attribution signal associated with the reported builder was observed.
Limits of this check
ShipReady does not prove how the site was built, whether the provider hosts it, whether attribution is required, or whether the signal is unwanted. This is a product and presentation choice, not a security finding.
How to fix it
Decide whether the credit is intentional
Keep the attribution when it is desired. Otherwise remove the relevant badge, eligible link, or generator metadata through the site's source or builder settings.
How to verify the change
Inspect the published output
Review the served page and metadata after deployment.
Expected: The intentional attribution state is reflected in the published page.