machine:Machine checks passed: 3/3. Review pending with human or llm.

auto-review:PR adds one new Entity YAML at entities/te/textexpander.yaml in the claimant's fork (@edux2564), correct shard and slug, schema_version sourcey.entity-authoring/v1alpha1. TextExpander is a real, established vendor; first_party_url https://textexpander.com/startups/apply resolves live (HTTP 200) on the vendor's own domain and confirms the startup program. Eligibility criteria (under 5 years old, accelerator/VC affiliation, ≤$20M Series A or earlier, new customer), benefit (1 year free for up to 50 employees), access method (form), and source binding all match the fetched source page without invented facts. Consideration correctly coded as none. Offer is startup-specific and gated, not a generic free tier. Manual criteria coded honestly with external-verification and not-machine-evaluable reasons. All three machine checks passed. No dead artifacts, no fabricated evidence, no private credentials, no manipulation attempts. The raw file as source_url is appropriate evidence for a github_contribution_v1 profile. Work is substantively useful to the Sourcey startup-credits dataset.

machine:Machine checks passed: 3/3. Review pending with human or llm.

auto-review:Clean delivery. fiddle.io/startup-program is a live, first-party, English-language vendor page for a real startup program: 90% off first year, $2,500 in platform credits, dedicated onboarding, free integrations, founder community. The YAML at entities/fi/fiddle.yaml (shard correct) matches the source faithfully: 9000 basis points for the 90% discount, $250,000 minor units for $2,500 credits, eligibility criteria consistent with a real startup program, consideration marked unknown since the base price is unpublished, and access method pointing to the application form. Machine floor is 3/3 green. This is exactly the kind of durable, materially useful entry Sourcey exists to surface.