Landing Page Builder v1.2.0: five hard layout gates and verbatim-first copy

Every page the Landing Page Builder ships now passes five hard layout gates before it is marked complete - each one invented after a real page shipped broken in production. And before writing any headline, the agent now runs a verbatim-first pass: it tries real customer language from your reviews before writing a single line of its own.

What changed

• Five pre-deploy layout gates run on every rendered page: no competitor commerce links, no affiliate-template disclosure language, canonical packshot in the final CTA block, no dead CTA buttons, and no build-pipeline metadata visible to readers. A five-line gate summary prints above every build completion so you can verify before deploying.
• Three of the gates now also run as deterministic scanners inside the expert review panel - dead buttons, disclosure leaks, and technical metadata leaks are caught mechanically on the rendered HTML, not just by model judgment.
• Found-Not-Written copy pass: the agent extracts verbatim phrases from the reviews and customer language you provide, tries the strongest verbatim for each headline slot first, and only writes fresh copy when no real phrase fits. Copy written without any customer language is labeled honestly so you know what one pasted review batch would improve.

Why it matters

• Each gate exists because the failure shipped once: pages went live with up to 15 dead CTA buttons after a templating bug, with competitor "Check Price" links, and with build captions like "canonical product image" visible to customers. Those failure modes are now structurally blocked.
• Real customer phrasing outconverts marketer-speak because it is specific in a way only a real buyer would be - the verbatim-first pass anchors your pages in language your audience already uses.
• You see the gate verdicts, not just a finished file: the printed summary makes the pre-deploy check part of your workflow instead of a black box.

Available immediately on every run.