Link the two deployments to each other - #24
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The Render service runs the real binary; the Pages copy runs the JavaScript engine. Someone landing on the second should be told where the first is rather than left with the caveat and no way to act on it. Also records the trade rather than just the URLs: Render's free tier sleeps after ~15 minutes idle so the first request wakes it, while the static copy has no backend to wait on and is always instant. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The Render service runs the real binary; the Pages copy runs the JavaScript engine. Someone landing on the second should be told where the first is, rather than left with the caveat and no way to act on it.
Verified live before writing this: the Render service answers
/api/healthwithengine: "rust", a real probe through it returned Polkadot at block 32,268,377 with 92 peers, and every SSRF vector — loopback,169.254.169.254,10.0.0.1,::ffff:127.0.0.1— was refused with 400. Driven in Chrome end to end: engine detected as Rust, 3/3 heads followed.🤖 Generated with Claude Code