Use this to check whether a website is actually published and live. Returns the published state, the live production URL, and — once a publish has run — the PUBLISH REPORT of what Kleap checked on the site it just built: broken_links (existing pages that fail), dead_nav_links (menu entries pointing at a page that was never written — 90% of real dead links, /contact most often), incoherent_pages (a page answering 200 with content that contradicts the link leading to it), checks (source findings that did NOT block the publish, each with a category and a plain sentence: forms that submit into the void, islands with no client directive so buttons do nothing, broken images, hand-rolled auth or unguarded database access, dead API routes), design_gate (was the rendered homepage looked at), live_verified (was the NEW version confirmed serving), and SEO coverage (JSON-LD pages, sitemap URL count, robots, llms.txt). report.checked:true means the audit RAN, so empty lists mean nothing was found, not that nothing was looked at. If finding_count is above zero, tell the user what was found — in the report's own words, not the rule slugs — and offer to fix it. Do NOT describe a publish as clean when the report lists findings: a site can be live, pretty and still take no leads. status is one of: published, deploying, not_published, unknown_app. Returns the state at THIS instant — report it and end the turn; publishing takes minutes, so calling it repeatedly in one turn only burns the turn.
