Weekly self-assessment

Computed from the archive and the request log every week, and published whatever it says.

2026-W38PARTIAL

144 requests from 7 distinct sources reached the METERED surface and none settled under the FULL conditions. Something found the paid routes and asked for the data; the payment rail is unexercised. The source list is unaudited - see the gate block for what was counted and what was excluded. The largest single source family, `node`, carries 104 of those 144 eligible request(s) — 72.2%. With that family set aside the reading is 40 request(s) from 6 source(s), which is PARTIAL as well. Nothing is set aside: this is published so a reader can see how much of the rung rests on one string, and a string is not an identity.

Demand

Requests34,320424 distinct sources
Unpaid213813 distinct sources
Settlements00 gate-eligible
Window
→
Collector liveness
green
Verdict corrections
3
Records
gap record · demand series

completeness 99.9% is at or above the 90% gate, AND 1 opened and never closed. A cycle that dies mid-run publishes nothing and writes no row: the endpoints it had not yet reached have no reading for that hour AND no filed absence either, so this count is the whole of that shortfall's trace; every one of those 1 is explained by a recorded incident (inc_2026-09-09_invocation-cancelled), and the cause each record names travels beside the cycle in the gap record. Ours, not theirs. Green is a completeness reading against a threshold together with a check that every death has a recorded cause, and is not a claim that the window was clean.

A published verdict is never re-cut. A correction is appended beside it.

Every week

The verdict that ran in 2026-W44 has been published; it covers 2026-10-19T02:07:18.878Z → 2026-10-26T02:07:18.878Z, the days before it ran — and it was delivered 0.0 hour(s) after its scheduled slot, so the days between that slot and the run that wrote it were graded by no scheduled delivery of their own. The week we are in, 2026-W44, is graded by the verdict that runs in the week after it, so the days since that window closed are not graded yet. Every ISO week from 2026-W34 to 2026-W44 has a verdict — 11 week(s), none missing.