[Levaj2000]

What

The four follow-ups from the #597 audit.

Anomaly detection scoped to what actually shipped

#597 stripped Forensic anomaly detection from /pricing on the ruling that the roadmaps are authoritative. But the site's own /changelog records a shipped deny-cluster anomaly alert (0.3.0: "one-click deny-cluster drill-down from the anomaly alert"), so the capability was real and the strip was the outlier. Restored at the scope that shipped:

• Deny-cluster anomaly alerting on Business+ and Enterprise, a matching comparison-grid row, and a mention in the Business+ FAQ
• the JSON-LD feature list in lib/schemas.ts
• both roadmaps now defer only Advanced anomaly detection beyond deny-cluster alerting and shadow-agent heuristics

The four sitewide spots that already described anomaly detection (home-content.tsx:32, about/page.tsx:255, forensics/page.tsx:115, industries/healthcare/page.tsx:72) are left as written, since the capability does ship.

Pricing JSON-LD offers completed

offers carried three of five tiers. Added Business+ at $599 and Enterprise as custom pricing (priceSpecification with minPrice of $1,500, the figure the FAQ already publishes). If you would rather not publish a starting number for Enterprise, drop the priceSpecification and leave that offer unpriced.

Dead pricing component deleted

landing-page/src/components/Pricing.tsx, 643 lines, had zero references anywhere under landing-page, and still sold Basic SSO, SAML / SCIM and On-premise / VPC deployment plus the SSO comparison row. Removing it takes a stale copy of the pricing page out of the tree.

Claims provenance recorded

AGENTS.md gains a section: the Current Stage lists and the pricing table assert what the private platform repo ships; this repo can verify only the CLI, the SDKs, the CPEX plugin, the published docs and the workflows; reconcile against the platform repo before editing rather than inferring from silence here. It names the two drift patterns this sweep found.

The per-claim reconciliation table lives in private/claims-reconciliation.md, which is gitignored so it is not in this PR: every live claim with whether this repo can verify it and where to check, every roadmap item with its state and evidence, and a four-step re-sweep procedure.

Verification

• npx tsc --noEmit: exit 0
• npx next build: Compiled successfully in 8.9s, exit 0
• npm run test:local-services: 4 pass, 0 fail
• npm run test:local-site: 1 pass, 0 fail
• ruff check .: All checks passed!
• ruff format --check .: 55 files already formatted
• pytest -v: 233 passed in 1.24s
• scripts/check-pillar-consistency.sh: exit 0

Notes

Public-facing copy, so per AGENTS.md this hands back for your read before merge. Enterprise pricing in structured data is the one judgment call worth a second look. The CHANGELOG entry carries no PR number yet; a follow-up commit adds it.