Read-only verify whether the WordPress Foundry-orange sweep opportunity is still actionable for /about-us/sam-cares/ and /contact-us/.
Loaded project instructions, confirmed live WordPress is the source of truth, loaded .credentials/vault.env, queried authenticated WordPress REST edit context for page raw content, and fetched the public rendered URLs. No WordPress edits and no local file edits were made.
/about-us/sam-cares/: found as WordPress page ID 7076, status publish, modified 2026-05-31T10:38:49, public HTTP 200. Raw content counts: #F89C22 27, #f89c22 3, #e58a10 0, #E58A10 0. Public HTML counts: #F89C22 0, #f89c22 21, #e58a10 0, #E58A10 0. Remaining tokens appear in page-level CSS for text accents, button and sticky CTA hover/fill/borders, trust divider, card and gallery borders, dot accents, link underline rules, giveaway/local/community sections, stat numbers, story headline emphasis, and story links.
/contact-us/: found as WordPress page ID 56, status publish, modified 2026-05-29T12:41:11, public HTTP 200. Raw content counts: all four deprecated tokens 0. Public HTML counts: #F89C22 0, #f89c22 3, #e58a10 0, #E58A10 0. The three public hits are global Kadence/theme/header CSS, specifically global palette 14/15 and a mobile header button hover color, not Contact page raw content.
Sam Cares is a current actionable Foundry sweep candidate at the page-content level. Contact is not a current page-level Foundry sweep candidate, although the sitewide theme/header CSS still contains old orange tokens visible on Contact and likely other pages.
A Sam Cares replacement should not be a blind find-and-replace only. The deprecated tokens touch buttons, hover states, link underlines, borders, stats, cards, gallery/video hover states, and sticky CTA styling. QA should include desktop and mobile, hover/focus states where possible, sticky CTA visibility, contrast on dark/navy and white areas, and any cache/minification effect where public HTML lowercases #F89C22 to #f89c22.
The assigned read-only verification is complete. No live edits were authorized or performed.
A future agent can stage a Sam Cares-only Foundry token update through the approved WordPress deployment pipeline, then run visual QA before any go-live step. A separate theme/global token audit would be useful if the goal is to remove old orange from rendered Contact HTML and sitewide header/theme output.
Question: should the next action be a Sam Cares-only staged Foundry sweep? Recommended answer: A, stage Sam Cares only, because live raw content still has 30 page-level deprecated tokens while Contact has none. Alternatives are B, add the global theme/header old-orange tokens to a broader sweep; C, leave this as verification only; D, other.