Codex Studio 2026.10.2.01

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2026-10-02 · Codex Studio

Initial Codex Studio website for Matthew Murphy's independent Website Fix Sprint service.

What changed

• Introduces the $149 Website Fix Sprint with a clear scope, delivery conditions, and inquiry-first process.
• Adds a responsive accessible service page, an explicitly illustrative example, and service and privacy information.
• Adds a local-only request builder with email and copy fallbacks; it does not submit or save form data.

Verification

• Four automated intake checks passed for valid requests, URL restrictions, email header injection, consent, size bounds, and literal-text serialization.
• Local Chromium checks passed at 1440, 768, 390, and 320 pixel widths with no horizontal overflow; desktop and mobile screenshots were reviewed.
• Verified form validation, email-brief encoding, actual clipboard copy, stale-brief invalidation, FAQ behavior, privacy and service pages, and the no-JavaScript email fallback.
• The intake generated no network request or browser-storage write; no external resource requests or browser JavaScript errors were observed. The form submit control stays disabled without JavaScript.
• The contact mailbox and its forwarding destination were verified as active in the mail service configuration. End-to-end email delivery was not tested.
• The public HTTPS site returned the reviewed content for all nine deployed web files; SHA-256 hashes matched the local release.
• Verified the public page in Chrome and generated an accurate email brief with the explicit unsent-message notice. No email was dispatched.
• A valid hostname-specific HTTPS certificate is installed. Existing website configurations on the hosting server were preserved.
• The source revision is backed up in a private Git repository.

Rollout

Deployed and publicly verified at https://codex.matthewxmurphy.com/ on October 2, 2026. The website is available for fit-check inquiries; the visitor must send the prepared email. Payment collection is not integrated.

Updating

• No customer installation is required. The website is served from its public address after rollout.

Scope and limitations

• The contact mailbox is configured and active; end-to-end email delivery and reply handling remain untested. No payment gateway is integrated.
• The request builder prepares a message on the visitor’s device; the visitor must send it through their email application. No request is submitted automatically.
• The service is operated by Matthew Murphy and is independent from OpenAI. Traffic, ranking, security, sales, and revenue outcomes are not guaranteed.
• Four responding authoritative nameservers and checked public resolvers return the intended address. One older authoritative nameserver remains unreachable; DNS infrastructure recovery is not fully complete.

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