QZX 0.2.2.0.9

This Alpha release turns website troubleshooting into one read-only diagnoseWebsite workflow that correlates DNS, trusted TLS, and HTTP evidence, identifies the layer to inspect first, preserves raw probe results for agents and automation, and validates targets before network access; the public website guide now prepares that single command while retaining the three specialized probes for deeper inspection.

Diagnose a website with one command

• Add diagnoseWebsite, a read-only workflow that correlates DNS resolution,
  trusted TLS certificate validation, and HTTP reachability in one result. It
  reports overall_status, primary_issue_layer, per-layer status, findings,
  prioritized next actions, and the raw evidence from every completed probe.
• Preserve useful evidence instead of manufacturing certainty: an authoritative
  DNS name-not-found result skips downstream checks that cannot succeed, while
  resolver, TLS-engine, or HTTP-probe failures remain explicit partial diagnostic
  evidence rather than being mislabeled as website outages.
• Harden the input boundary before network access. The workflow defaults bare
  hostnames to HTTPS and rejects non-HTTPS schemes, embedded credentials, query
  strings, fragments, shell-sensitive input, numeric-address forms, and invalid
  ports before starting a probe.
• Turn the bilingual website-triage guide into a one-command first success while
  keeping checkDns, checkSslCertificate, and checkUrlStatus available as
  transparent deep probes. The guide, agent briefing, command catalog, Spanish
  metadata, safety policy, and GitHub documentation now describe the same
  89-command product surface.

QZX — Quick Zap Exchange, created and maintained by Alejandro Sánchez.