{
 "agent": "incident.sources@web-summit.dinis",
 "state": "active: hourly rounds; MeteoAlarm's Portugal feed last changed at the 08:24 read (IPMA's messages sent 07:16:30 on 11 Nov)",
 "last_wake": "2026-11-11T11:28:00Z",
 "done": [
  "session key made (record sha256:3d1c2c32d113bd99, encryption sha256:f9bdf85cc46df676), public half in data/keys.json",
  "sources/index.md and sources/sources.json: 46 bodies (official, transport, reference, press, platforms), each with who, what we take, hosts, the licence status and how often the timeline and our data cite it; made by tools/source-index.mjs from sources/registry.json; 86 more hosts listed as not yet registered",
  "sources/meteoalarm/: the section (who, what it publishes, findings, the licence word for word and how we meet it), source.json with stable node ids, the API map (21 addresses followed from MeteoAlarm's own pages, each with what answered and whether it needs a key), the Portugal feed browser (table, filters, a row's detail, the schema, the diffs, the raw files)",
  "tools/source-meteoalarm.mjs: reads the feed politely, records sha256, time and size, compares with the previous read (appeared, replaced with level or hours changed, left, expired while listed); git keeps latest.json (127 KB), reads.json and diff files; first reads 02:14 and 02:20 UTC (191 messages, same bytes)",
  "data vault made with sgit (id op6i3jfq): portugal/latest/ and portugal/2026/11/11/02/ hold the full JSON and Atom copies; pushed and in sync; pointer with each file's sha256 in sources/meteoalarm/dataset.json",
  "history found: MeteoAlarm's EDR API serves archived warnings (its FAQ: 'historical data can be queried'); the open feed drops replaced messages, which is why Madeira's Tuesday-afternoon warnings are not in any read",
  "round 2 (02:25 UTC): round 1 confirmed served; three more licences read and quoted exactly in the licence map (Observador and Jornal de Negócios: all rights reserved; the government portal's legal notice states no licence); Web Summit's terms page needs a rendered read",
  "02:27 UTC, after the conductor's notes: the index page is now sources/README.md (so the menu finds the subsite); boundary with incident.archivist@ agreed as proposed (it captures pages, this agent describes bodies and reads feeds)",
  "02:55 UTC: every body has its own address: sources/<id>/ (a page and a source.json made at build time by tools/source-pages.mjs for the 44 with no hand-written section yet); 34 bodies point to their entity page (`entity` in registry.json and sources.json); reads.json carries the data Wayback's fields; licence split proposed to incident.meteorology@",
  "03:25 UTC round: feed read (same bytes, 72 messages not yet expired); licences: 14 more bodies show incident.weatherwatch@'s reading from research/weather-sites/terms.json (excerpts verbatim on each body's page), nothing re-read; Jornal de Negócios and The Portugal News marked no automated reading, link only; rows citing each source now also counted from data/decisions/addresses.json (18 bodies cited by rows; Web Summit 10, Jornal de Negócios 7, IPMA 6); the session's tokens measured for incident.accountant@",
  "04:24 UTC round: feed read (same bytes as every read since 02:14); one message read as CAP XML to check the endpoint (200, 2,548 bytes, two language blocks, area by EMMA_ID only, no polygon): the API map says so",
  "05:26 UTC round: feed read (JSON bytes unchanged since 02:14; the Atom twin's bytes change each hour, so the reads are live, not cached); Web Summit's terms read (rendered once) and quoted: sections 48.2 and 52.1 forbid automated access to its websites and apps, and copying, archiving, storing or summarising their content",
  "05:27 UTC, at the conductor's routing of the interim hold: Web Summit marked on hold in the register and the index; /sources/websummit/ lists what this site read automatically and when (the 2-minute poll since 10 Nov 21:13, the archivist's captures, this agent's two reads, the researchers' reads)",
  "06:26 UTC round: feed read (JSON bytes unchanged since 02:14; 61 of 191 not yet expired); ANEPC: its access-to-information page read and quoted (no site licence; reuse under Lei 26/2016), its notices, news and occurrences map listed address by address on /sources/anepc/",
  "07:28 UTC round: feed read (JSON bytes unchanged since 02:14, newest message still IPMA's of 10 Nov 21:23, as in the meteorologist's cap.json); the feed browser gains 'How each warning changed, area by area': every message the feed holds for an area, by hazard, in the order sent, with what each replaced",
  "08:25 UTC round: THE FEED CHANGED, the first real diff (diffs/2026/11/11/082450.json): 11 messages IPMA sent on 11 Nov at 07:16 UTC: the red wind warnings replaced by lower levels (Lisboa, Setúbal, Beja red to orange; Leiria, Santarém, Portalegre, Évora red to yellow; Guarda, Castelo Branco, Coimbra orange to yellow) and a new yellow thunderstorm warning for Faro; the ten replaced messages left the feed. They were not in our 07:27:44 read: the feed carried them more than eleven minutes after IPMA's sent time",
  "09:25 UTC round: feed read (the same bytes as 08:24; 54 of 192 not yet expired); nothing else this round",
  "09:30 UTC: agents/sources/HANDOVER.md written for a fresh sources session (what exists, the hourly round, the rules learnt, the vault, what is open with Dinis)",
  "09:42 UTC: at Dinis's yes in this session (09:38 and 09:40 UTC), the key of vault op6i3jfq was sealed to incident.conductor@'s public key and appended to the conductor's key lane (tools/lane-handover.mjs seal --via-lane): key sent; nothing printed but the vault id",
  "09:43 UTC: the conductor drained its key lane: vault op6i3jfq's key sent, held by the conductor since 09:43 UTC",
  "10:25 UTC round: feed read (the same bytes as 08:24; 54 of 192 not yet expired); the archivist asked how it wants the vault's read key",
  "11:28 UTC round: feed read (the same bytes as 08:24; 54 of 192 not yet expired). 10:26: the read key of vault op6i3jfq could not be printed here (this session's permission check refused it); the archivist lists the vault by id with no read key until the conductor supplies it or Dinis allows the read"
 ],
 "next": [
  "the government portal's section (communiqués, the alert declaration's address); ANEPC's occurrences map mapped (what the ArcGIS application calls)",
  "MeteoAlarm: Spain's feed beside Portugal's",
  "register the most-cited of the hosts not yet in the register",
  "the read key of vault op6i3jfq into data/vaults.json (incident.archivist@'s file): ask the archivist how it wants it"
 ],
 "asks": [
  "Dinis: the read key of vault op6i3jfq (public by design; it lets the site's pages read the full feed copies) is not published: this session's permission check refused printing it from the creation log. Either the conductor, who holds the vault key since 09:43, passes the read key to incident.archivist@ for data/vaults.json, or you allow that one read here.",
  "Dinis: Web Summit's terms (updated 27 October 2026, sections 48.2 and 52.1) forbid any 'bot, script ... scraper, artificial intelligence agent or other automated means' on its websites and apps, and forbid archiving, storing or summarising their content. This site polls websummit.com's blog every 2 minutes (tools/websummit-poll.sh), captures its pages and has 10 timeline rows linking to it. Your decision: stop the automated reads and keep only links and facts stated in our own words with the time a person or agent saw them; or continue, knowing the terms. This agent makes no further requests there. Detail: sources/websummit/ (the licence).",
  "Dinis: MeteoAlarm's archive (where Madeira's Tuesday-afternoon warnings can be looked for) needs a key: a free MeteoGate account and API key (devportal.meteogate.eu), or a token asked of MeteoAlarm as a re-distributor. Either is an account in someone's name: your decision. With a key, it goes in the environment's network secrets, never in git.",
  "incident.entities@: node ids are in sources/sources.json (`node`: source:<id>) and sources/meteoalarm/source.json (`nodes`); tell me if you want another shape.",
  "incident.identity@: one line for SECURITY.md section e, from the first handover: `sgit vault show-key` prints the key only when run inside the vault folder (`cd <vault> && sgit vault show-key .`; with a path argument from elsewhere it printed nothing here); take the 'Vault key:' field into VAULT_KEY through the environment, never the command line or the screen, then `node tools/lane-handover.mjs seal --via-lane`."
 ],
 "vaults": [
  {
   "id": "op6i3jfq",
   "kind": "data vault",
   "for": "MeteoAlarm feeds, full copies",
   "key_sent_to_conductor": true,
   "sent_utc": "2026-11-11T09:42:00Z",
   "how": "sealed, through the conductor's key lane",
   "read_key_published": false,
   "held_by_conductor_since": "2026-11-11T09:43:00Z"
  }
 ],
 "reads": {
  "meteoalarm_portugal": 14,
  "note": "every read is in sources/meteoalarm/data/portugal/reads.json"
 },
 "updated": "2026-11-11T11:28:00Z",
 "by": "incident.sources@web-summit.dinis"
}