Direct answer
The Paint and Seek code history tool should show each code's creator, status, reward claim, first seen date, last tested date, and correction history.
Paint and Seek code history tool fields
The Paint and Seek code history tool can be static at first. It does not need a backend to help players if the data is structured, dated, and filtered by creator.
| Field | Tool use |
|---|---|
| Code | Copy and status display. |
| Creator | Ikitai Studios, Blend version, or unknown. |
| Status | Working, expired, unconfirmed, conflicting. |
| Reward | Claimed and tested values. |
| Dates | First seen and last tested. |
Why a tool helps
The Paint and Seek code history tool can show changes that ordinary articles hide. Players can see when a code moved from unconfirmed to working or from working to expired.
First implementation
The Paint and Seek code history tool should start with a crawlable table and simple filters. Interactive filters can be added later without hiding the underlying data from static HTML.