Live demo
The operating system, running on my own business.
Six stages. Four of them maintain themselves. Neither of these is a mock-up.
Last full run
10 August 2026
Subject
harshakotthapalli.com
Stages running
4 of 6
- Runs on a cadence without me
- Half automated, half judgment
- Judgment only. Should never be automated.
06
Measure & maintain
Tracks how fast each asset decays, and flags the ones that are past their half-life before a customer finds them.
Framework
The Half-Life Map · Trust Metrics
Cadence
WEEKLY
Owner after handover
Runs itself. Produces a work queue with owners.
What it produces
A dated inventory of every asset, its expected half-life, and a prioritised queue of the ones that have gone stale.
Current state
- Pages monitored
- 34
- Findings this run
- 5
- Oldest decayed asset caught
- 3 months past its half-life
Last run
10 August 2026
- The social share image on all seventeen case studies still carried a headline retired months earlier, with counts that were wrong twice over. Anyone sharing a case study was posting a card that contradicted the page it linked to.
- Ten page titles were being cut off mid-word in search results
- Twenty-four meta descriptions were outside the length that survives a search result
- One page was missing from the sitemap entirely
- One service page still quoted a superseded engagement length
Every finding above is from this week's actual run. None of it was noticed by a human first.
4 of 6 maintain themselves. The two that don't are the two that shouldn't.
What this demo can't show you
This is my own business, not a demonstration environment. The competitive grid is real and re-runs quarterly. The maintenance findings above came out of this week's run, not out of a script written to make the system look good.
Two things it cannot show you. I do not yet have a paying client with this installed, so what you are looking at is the machine rather than a customer's results. And the version I install for you has your data in it, your competitors, your assets and your decay rates — mine are only here because they are the one dataset I am free to publish in full.