Counted on 2026-08-10: 22 deadlines under watch across 10 controlling authorities, 104 verification events recorded, and 0 checks we could not complete. 0 of those 22 rows are ours to publish — the sample below says why.
The dated obligations under your own infrastructure — platform end-of-life, TLS certificate expiry, domain renewal — each confirmed against the controlling authority's own published page, quoted verbatim, content-hashed, and re-checked on a schedule, so you hear about it the week the authority moves the date.
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A deadline you already know about is not the problem. The problem is the one that moved — a certificate that now expires a month earlier than the letter said, a platform whose end-of-life date was quietly brought forward. This watch re-reads each controlling authority's own published page on a fixed cadence and keeps what it saw each time, so a moved deadline has a before and an after instead of just a new value.
When a page stops answering, the deadline is reported as unverified. It is never carried forward as though we had checked.
Right now this watcher holds 22 deadlines across 10 controlling authorities (1 domain renewal, 14 platform eol, 7 tls expiry). It has recorded 104 verification events and 654 passing scheduled checks, with 0 checks it could not complete and had to flag.
What each record carries: title, controlling_authority, deadline_at, precision, quoted_evidence, source_url, body_sha256, fetched_at.
Why there are no rows here. Every deadline currently under watch is our own infrastructure — our domain registration, our TLS certificates, the platform versions our own services run on. Those rows are flagged internal-only and do not go on a public page. Your watch is built from your stack, and its rows are yours.
Each deadline is confirmed against the controlling authority's own published page: the asserted date, the sentence it came from quoted verbatim, the page's content hash, and the fetch timestamp. The check re-runs on a fixed cadence. A deadline that cannot be re-verified is reported as unverified — it is never carried forward silently at its last known value.
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