Resolved the Cloudways Flexible follow-up and production runbook blockers from May 23 to May 24. Fresh checks confirmed apex is proxied through Cloudflare, www.aguiarinjurylawyers.com remains DNS-only to 155.138.233.18, the public certificate covers both apex and www, and www/contact-us/ redirects once to the matching apex contact page.
Read-only Cloudflare checks confirmed the dynamic redirect ruleset is still listed but not inspectable. CF_API_TOKEN, CF_SF_MCP_TRY, and CF_API_TOKEN_4 all return 403 request is not authorized for ruleset detail, including dynamic redirect ruleset 8964d1f0b5944e6abd34205d482ee1eb. A parallel Cloudflare subagent reached the same conclusion.
Updated both KB pages to Complete and QA: Clean:
Local closeout artifacts are in /Users/samaguiar/Documents/Codex/reports/cloudways-www-resolve-2026-05-26/.
The production state is healthy and the stale blockers are resolved. Re-proxying www is intentionally not part of this closeout because the hidden Cloudflare redirect layer is still unreadable.
Keep www DNS-only as the current production posture. If proxying www becomes a priority, first obtain Cloudflare ruleset-detail access or run a separately approved temporary proxy test with immediate rollback to DNS-only.
Analytics caveat: GSC/GA4 corroboration remains blocked through local read-only lanes. Current GSC service accounts authenticate but have no Search Console property visibility and return 403 on the canonical domain property; GA Admin remains disabled for the service-account project; local ADC still fails with deleted_client. Treat that as a separate analytics-auth repair item, not an open Cloudways hosting blocker.
Start from the closeout folder above and the updated KB pages. Do not treat www DNS-only as an open defect. Treat it as the chosen safe production state until Cloudflare dynamic redirect visibility is fixed.