I'm interested in using the 'After the Deadline' language checker for a personal project, even though the hosted service is shut down. Can you tell me what 'After the Deadline' is designed to do, confirm if its server source code is available for self-hosting, and identify the direct download link for the source code distribution? Additionally, where would I find instructions to get the service up and running?
Navigate to 'polishmywriting.com'. Click on the 'About' link (ID 9) to understand what 'After the Deadline' is designed to do. Return to the homepage (or navigate back to the root URL if necessary). Click on the 'Download' link (ID 11) to find information about the source code. On the download page, locate and click the link that leads to the main source code download page (e.g., 'available for download' link with ID 8). On the open-source page, identify the direct download link for the 'AtD Distribution / Source Code'. On the open-source page, identify where to find instructions to get the service up and running. Synthesize the information to describe the purpose of 'After the Deadline', confirm source code availability, provide the direct download link, and state where to find setup instructions.
The agent successfully identifies the purpose of 'After the Deadline' as a language checker for the web with contextual spell checking, advanced style checking, and intelligent grammar checking. The agent confirms that the server source code is available for download. The agent provides the direct download link for the 'AtD Distribution / Source Code' (e.g., 'https://open.afterthedeadline.com/download/atd-distribution.zip'). The agent states that instructions to get the service up and running can be found by reading 'Get Started' on the open.afterthedeadline.com page.