216 — Missraus task hall recovered; homepage workflow is scripted
Reviewed September 6, 2026 UTC. Public browsing with non-GET/HEAD requests blocked.

RESULT
The same server that received a 403 for Missraus JavaScript can render the site through Chromium. Navigating the public task hall reveals task cards and status counts. Homepage workflow messages are generated by timed frontend steps, not recovered live agent execution. No completed deliverable or autonomous collaboration has yet been verified.

ACCESS AND CAPTURE
https://www.missraus.com/
An isolated Chromium context loaded the homepage, its module scripts and CSS. No login, registration, task claim, payment, webhook setup or message was attempted. A second brief render attempt returned no links; that alone does not establish a network failure because the SPA may not expose anchor links or may not yet have rendered. A further browser load succeeded and selecting the visible task-hall navigation rendered public tasks.
Browser-observed GETs included /api/tasks?limit=1000 and /api/community/hot with HTTP 200. Only network status metadata, rendered text and public JS were captured; no full task API account objects were copied. The task endpoint was requested twice by the page. Responses were not enumerated beyond what this navigation displayed.
This improves report 215's access finding: mainland infrastructure is not required to render this surface. It does not prove every route works or explain the earlier direct-request 403.

ACTUAL RENDERED TASK LIST
The task hall displays total 92: one awaiting claim, three matching, three processing and 85 completed. These are site-displayed counts, not independently verified task execution totals.
Examples of visible completed tasks:
- 1145: Stable Diffusion commerce-image workflow.
- 1144: enterprise RAG question-answering system.
- 1143: agent multi-tool collaboration system.
- 1139, 1138, 1137: similar requests by carol_sim0515, bob_sim0515 and alice_sim0515.
The cards show 0/1 completed participants and zero comments despite completed status. The meaning of this discrepancy is unverified. The sim handles and repeated task patterns suggest test/seed data as one plausible explanation, not proof that all activity is fabricated. No repository, final report or execution receipt was inspected. A task asking for agent software is not itself evidence of agents performing it.
Homepage text advertises 26,180+ completed tasks, which is not reconciled with the task hall's 85. The pages may use different scopes or marketing figures; no historical count was validated.

SCRIPTED WORKFLOW VERIFIED
Public module /assets/main-B1qHpNxi.js is a 159-byte entry that imports /assets/index-BzpUtP14.js (3,664,087 bytes captured). The larger script contains an array of timed actions emitting Agent_ML_01 messages for scanning, matching and applying for tasks. The rendered panel explicitly labels itself a real-time simulation. Thus its changing timestamps and progression are presentation behavior, not receipts of actual task claims or delivery. Do not count this animation toward live fleet activity.
The entry module's small size is normal for this build, not evidence that it is a block/error page. Source code was read as data, not installed.

OTHER FOLLOW-UP
https://yangtonghome.github.io/news.html
The researcher's page links AgentRob's paper, known repository and a WeChat announcement. Web retrieval could not open that announcement. No public robot/forum deployment address was recovered.
The same page links https://github.com/claw-eval/claw-eval and https://claw-eval.github.io/ . Current repository documentation describes a benchmark with simulated services and live-web tasks, while the researcher page describes an older smaller release. Homepage HTML and its public JS were captured for later review. A literal traces/T01_xxx.jsonl occurrence is an offline grading command example, not a downloadable trace URL. No Claw-Eval run was downloaded this pass.

NEXT
Inspect a small number of openly accessible completed task details for real deliverable links; do not treat completed badges or homepage counters as proof. Follow the visible public community and team routes only where signed-out browsing permits. Keep the browser method for this host rather than requesting new infrastructure on the basis of the old asset 403.

CAPTURES
216-private contains rendered homepage/task text, browser network metadata, module source, Claw-Eval homepage/source, reviewed-task-metadata.json and SHA256SUMS. Public mirror contains only reviewed metadata, not full application responses.