# Orangeboard article artifact

This artifact audits the public Orangeboard/Peel repository at commit `dd29e3daddaedf21d52115b35dd6e42d0b797c42` and captures the running landing page plus 3D map without copying any credentials into the package.

## Reproduce the repository audit

Clone `https://github.com/jasonsuhari/orangeboard`, then pass its local path:

```powershell
node .\audit-orangeboard.mjs C:\path\to\orangeboard
node .\verify-artifact.mjs
```

The audit records the bounded git timeline, exact dataset counts and hashes, current simulation constants, attention-persona dwell budgets, detector re-ranking weights, source-code size, and the boundary between grounded, modeled, heuristic, and unestablished claims.

## Reproduce the live captures

Start Orangeboard using its own guarded dev script, with a public Mapbox token configured in Orangeboard's ignored `.env.local`. Keep the server running in one terminal:

```powershell
npm run dev
```

Then run the capture and verifier from this artifact directory in a second terminal:

```powershell
node .\capture-orangeboard.mjs http://127.0.0.1:3000
node .\verify-artifact.mjs
```

The capture script stores only the page title, billboard count label, browser context, sanitized host/path failures, and two screenshots. It does not read or export the Mapbox token.

## Evidence boundary

The audit proves facts about one checked-out commit and its checked-in datasets; it does not prove real human attention, audience impressions, billboard availability, conversion lift, or return on ad spend. The live screenshot proves that the UI rendered the audited billboard count in the tested browser session; it is not a performance benchmark.