Collect official crypto and US policy documents with deterministic screening, full bodies and attachments, bounded retries, and durable history cursors. Preserve publication precision and source identity while keeping new collectors disabled.
Add real Congress, GovInfo, DOJ and Federal Register fixtures, offline capture replay, isolated database validation, and rollout instructions. Validate 982 backend tests, frontend checks, and 57 deployment control tests.
Group original news into tagged fact packages, review each package with evidence and read-only research, and build complete 72-hour reading lists with independent model selections.
Add paused RSS/Atom subscriptions, news-scoped Skills, versioned analysis records, and locked deployment support for SearXNG. Preserve original news and keep live migration and legacy AI cleanup separately authorized.
Validate with 604 backend tests, 49 frontend tests, 19 CI control tests, lint, type checks, production build, and disposable PostgreSQL migration and three-stage smoke checks.
Collect macroeconomic releases, events and holidays through the official browser SDK with resumable history from 2025. Preserve evidence, revisions and observation times, and merge verified series with official fields taking priority.
Add category filters, field provenance, coverage and connection status. Verify calendar persistence and deployment recovery in isolated acceptance checks.
Replace cookie authentication with revocable Bearer sessions, optional one-use PNG challenges, bounded login limits, and short-lived market WebSocket tickets. Keep captcha disabled by default.
Standardize ordinary JSON responses while preserving HTTP statuses, raw OpenAPI, redirects, SSE, and WebSocket semantics. Revoke long connections with their owning session.
Expose official calendar data and collector status to the frontend and research tools, support bilingual news topics, and keep summaries and forward-only labels explicit. Verify the staged snapshot with all 305 backend tests.
Let the crawler console set a backfill target per source. Each scheduled
run pages backwards from a checkpoint for at most 20s so real-time
crawling is not blocked. The checkpoint is saved only after a successful
run and is also kept in process memory, because the next trigger may be
queued before the database write lands. cls_depth is excluded since its
list API cannot page into history.