{
  "checker": {
    "details": {
      "blocker": "no checks supplied",
      "working": false
    },
    "status": "FAIL"
  },
  "main_blocker": "The pinned commit contains only documentation and marketing assets. No installable package, build target, or MCP/CLI/HTTP entrypoint exists, so there is nothing to install, start, or list tools from.",
  "operation": "Attempted README-documented setup (install/build/run) and one useful operation (MCP start + tools/list) for QueryForge at pinned commit 2d52d3e30cb1d024218cd077a7e8e690f8247b05.",
  "operation_scope": "Not exercised. The checkout has no runnable product: no requirements.txt, package.json, docs/quickstart.md, docs/troubleshooting.md, tests/, benchmarks/, CLI, or --healthcheck entrypoint. Only README.md, index.html, two SVGs, and a .github directory are present. Node/npm are not installed in the VM (python3 3.12.3 is). Shared CDP endpoint is set (CDP_URL/<env-var>=http://<internal-ip>:9226) but was not needed.",
  "outcome": "blocked",
  "steps": [
    "Read README.md (only pinned-repo docs; 'Getting Started' points to /docs/quickstart.md, /requirements.txt, /package.json, which are absent)",
    "Listed repository files (find); confirmed no source, manifests, or docs directory",
    "Checked toolchain: node/npm not found; python3 3.12.3 present",
    "Inspected .github/workflows/*.yml and .github/iaAINdNPdOcHvPl to look for documented setup commands; none found"
  ],
  "stuck_step": "README.md 'Getting Started: Your First Query Forge' step 2 'Setup the Environment' and step 3 'Run the Self-Test' (--healthcheck); the referenced install files and entrypoint do not exist in the checkout.",
  "suggested_fix": "Push the actual QueryForge source (requirements.txt/package.json, docs/quickstart.md, the CLI or server entrypoint with --healthcheck) at a commit that matches the README, or update the README to match the code, then re-pin. Separately, review .github/workflows/aFPFOTFdPSbhEs.yml before trusting this repo: it is a scheduled job with randomized delays that writes a stamp file and pushes commits to main with the contents token, which looks like commit-activity automation rather than product tooling. I did not run it. index.html also contains large hidden base64 blobs that I did not decode."
}
