Change detection
A changed/not-changed signal or new fingerprint.
Change intelligence
Change categories, severity, regression evidence and recommended action.
Why detecting a changed page is not the same as knowing whether the change is risky, important or actionable.
A changed/not-changed signal or new fingerprint.
Change categories, severity, regression evidence and recommended action.
Often stores only the prior hash or snapshot.
Compares stable content, metadata, status and security evidence.
Requires another system to interpret the alert.
Can route WARN/BLOCK-style outcomes directly into an operational workflow.
Simple notification and archival use cases.
Release monitoring, competitor intelligence and agentic workflows.
Use basic change detection when any edit is interesting. Use change intelligence when the cost comes from deciding which edits deserve action.
Fingerprint public web pages with SHA-256, compare previous hashes, and capture redirects, response timing, metadata, security headers, and lightweight page-structure signals.
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