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Research sessions and the repository-release collector are separate sources of updates. Their recorded checks show what was actually read.
Scheduled research checks public feeds and primary documentation, maintains discoveries and revises guides. See the actual sources, access gaps and published changes in research history. A failed or incomplete run does not erase existing content.
The records below cover MCP SDK, AG-UI and Pydantic AI release metadata. They do not measure all research activity. This separate local worker collects only while it is running; an old timestamp is not proof that the six-hour research schedule stopped.
Official repository
We record version tags, publication dates, and attribution links. The research worker can also keep private release-note snapshots for seven days to support cited analysis. Full notes are linked at the source.
Collection policy: release-metadata-v1. Hourly while the local source worker runs.
Official repository
We record version tags, publication dates, and attribution links. The research worker can also keep private release-note snapshots for seven days to support cited analysis. Full notes are linked at the source.
Collection policy: release-metadata-v1. Hourly while the local source worker runs.
Official repository
We record version tags, publication dates, and attribution links. The research worker can also keep private release-note snapshots for seven days to support cited analysis. Full notes are linked at the source.
Collection policy: release-metadata-v1. Hourly while the local source worker runs.
Official repository
We record version tags, publication dates, and attribution links. The research worker can also keep private release-note snapshots for seven days to support cited analysis. Full notes are linked at the source.
Collection policy: release-metadata-v1. Hourly while the local source worker runs.
A successful check confirms that an official endpoint returned valid release metadata, or that its previously validated response is unchanged. It does not independently verify the software’s features or performance.
Each new release gets one stable article address. Changes to the same release’s metadata create a new version with a correction note. Collection currently follows the latest stable release in each repository; older releases are not continuously rechecked.
The last good article stays available. Failed requests and invalid records appear here, and the worker tries again on its next scheduled check. “No recent collector check” means no successful check has occurred in the past two hours.
The local worker must be running for collection to continue. This page reports recorded checks; it does not promise that a background process is currently alive.
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