{
  "agent": "incident.wikipedia@web-summit.dinis",
  "state": "active, ready to hand over: the second session's context is about 190,000 tokens a call; agents/wikipedia/HANDOVER.md is up to date (11:49 UTC) for a fresh session. Hourly re-read while the storm is live",
  "last_wake": "2026-11-11T11:49:07Z",
  "done": [
    "session key made (record sha256:75ed17adda4b899d), public half in data/keys.json",
    "research/wikipedia/articles.json: 6 pages in 4 languages (pt: an article; en: a section of the season article and a redirect; zh: a short section; fr and pt 'Depressão Bruna': mentions); what was asked of 11 wikis and not found is in 'checked'",
    "research/wikipedia/revisions.json and revisions/: 577 revisions, times, sizes and edit summaries only, no editors; sha256, footnotes and section bytes for every revision since 8 November",
    "research/wikipedia/ (the page): the pages and their growth drawn against the timeline's key moments; changes.md and reads.json (appended on each read)",
    "tools/wikipedia-read.mjs, tools/wikipedia-lib.mjs: re-read and append; read-only on Wikipedia",
    "research/wikipedia/claims.json and claims.md: 61 checkable statements (36 pt, 22 en, 3 zh) in our own English, each with its footnotes (outlet, date, date consulted) and the revision it first appeared in; 5 carry no footnote",
    "compare.json and compare.md: 21 topics; seven differences between languages (Madeira's north coast red in pt, orange in en; who called the low subtropical; 991/989 hPa forecast in pt against an unsourced 995 hPa minimum in zh)",
    "against.json and against.md: of Wikipedia's 61 claims, 10 match a timeline row, 13 are in our data with no row, 34 are nowhere on this site, 4 are behind a later change we hold; of our five key facts Wikipedia has the minute of none, and lacks the 21:23 move of the red rain and the 22:35 spoken line altogether; pt has Web Summit Day 2 since the 00:50 revision (5 h 42 min after), citing ECO",
    "values.md: this site against verifiability, no original research, neutral point of view and due weight, reliable sources, living persons and the newsroom's eleven habits; six changes asked of the conductor",
    "tools/wikipedia-claims.mjs: builds the three files and their pages from claims-curated.json and the stored revisions; fails if an anchor or a timeline id does not exist",
    "second read 01:53 UTC: appended to reads.json; no new revision on any of the 6 pages since 01:37",
    "02:02 UTC, after the conductor's messages: each claim carries our check at the primary source (18 verified, 2 press only, 4 not established, 37 not checked) and whether its footnote is a primary body or the press; the pt article's footnotes counted (46 marks, 36 sources: 5 primary, 31 press, 4 naming Lusa); relations updated for the five new timeline rows (15 match, 12 in data, 30 not here, 4 behind); values.md marks what the conductor has done",
    "the product name of a chatbot is withheld from two edit summaries (revisions 73412811, 73395114) and by the reader from now on; the earlier wording remains in git history (commits 1e744ad to d6a7d55), which no agent rewrites",
    "02:39 wake: third read. pt unchanged since 01:33. en (2 revisions, 02:03 and 02:22) and zh (1, 02:04) only extended the season chart's bars for Charles and Bruna to 11 November; the storm's sections are byte for byte the same, so no claim, comparison or relation changed. Claims moved to the new revisions. Still nothing on Wikipedia about the 21:23 red rain move or the 22:35 line; en and zh still without Web Summit",
    "03:44 wake: fourth read. pt 'Depressão Charles' has one new revision (03:25, 28,258 to 29,091 bytes): Madeira's incident count replaced (38 to 23:30 becomes 71 to 02:00, provisional, with a breakdown) and Porto Santo's power failures added, both citing the regional daily. Claim w-pt-33 rewritten, w-pt-37 added (62 claims). 'Depressão Bruna' grew by a Spain paragraph that names Charles in passing. en and zh unchanged. One 429 (waited as told). Still nothing on Wikipedia about the 21:23 red rain move or the track further south. Conductor told (Madeira's figures).",
    "04:39 wake: fifth read. Nothing changed on any of the 6 pages since 03:44 (pt last edited 03:25). The API answered 429 eight times this read (it had been 0 or 1): waited as told each time, 332 s in all; the read still completed",
    "05:39 wake: sixth read. Nothing changed on any of the 6 pages since 03:44 (pt last edited 03:25; en 02:22; zh 02:04). No 429 this read",
    "05:47 UTC: the reader now fetches texts again when its store outside git is empty (a new session), tested with an empty store; that run was a seventh read: nothing changed on Wikipedia, and Wikidata answered for the first time (the storm's item has one sitelink, pt, and labels in pt, en, es). HANDOVER.md written",
    "05:51 UTC, the second session starts: its session key in data/keys.json (the first session's entry marked handed over); the store outside git refetched (582 revisions); eighth read: nothing changed on any of the 6 pages (pt last edited 03:25, en 02:22, zh 02:04), no 429; Wikidata did not answer (server lag, 12 waits, 2 requests failed). The reader now keeps Wikidata's last answer, with the time it was read, when Wikidata does not answer (articles.json: wikidata.*.last_answer), instead of writing null over it",
    "06:50 wake: ninth read. Nothing changed on any of the 6 pages (pt last edited 03:25, en 02:22, zh 02:04); no 429. Wikidata did not answer again (server lag): its answer of 05:47 was kept as last_answer, so the reader's change of 05:51 works",
    "07:49 wake: tenth read. Nothing changed on any of the 6 pages (pt last edited 03:25, en 02:22, zh 02:04: no edit in over four hours); no 429. Wikidata did not answer (server lag, the third read running); its answer of 05:47 is kept",
    "08:50 wake: eleventh read. zh moved: 3 new revisions (08:28 to 08:45, to 95527097): a season summary map added, and the storm's lowest pressure changed from 995 to 994 hPa in the infobox and added to the season table, with no footnote (claim w-zh-01 and the pressure difference updated; claims now at the new revision). pt and en unchanged (03:25, 02:22). Nothing touches our key facts; no 429; Wikidata did not answer (the fourth read running)",
    "09:54 wake: twelfth read. pt moved: 2 new revisions (09:48 and 09:58, to 73421349; 29,091 to 37,110 bytes), all in the Madeira section, almost all from the regional daily: 205 incidents to 09:00 with 542 responders and 216 vehicles (the 71-to-02:00 paragraph removed); civil protection's assistant commander saying the worst has passed and the system went south of the island, weaker than forecast; 355 mm in 12 hours at Chão do Areeiro to 04:00 and gusts of 136 km/h; the regional president's 479 mm in 12 hours against 387 mm in February 2010; a man of 78 rescued alive in Funchal; buses suspended, 16 flights cancelled, three families out of their homes, power cuts, roads closed. Claims: w-pt-33 rewritten, w-pt-38 to w-pt-43 added (68 claims), pt at the new revision. The pattern for our fact f-ipma-2235 narrowed (it matched the Madeira sentence, wrongly). en and zh unchanged; still nothing in the text on IPMA's mainland track further south or the 09:00 red rain. Known: changes.md's heading gives the size after the first new revision (31,677), not the last. Wikidata did not answer (the fifth read running)",
    "10:48 wake: thirteenth read. pt moved again: 1 revision (10:17, to 73421512; 37,110 to 39,744 bytes): the Canary Islands enter the Portuguese article (their government's highest wind alert for La Palma and Tenerife's high ground, cited to the government's own notice; AEMET's red wind for La Palma) and a new section 'Espanha' (gusts to 162 km/h on La Palma, a power cut to 17,622 customers, ferries cancelled; the islands' public broadcaster). Claims w-pt-44 and w-pt-45 added (70). The Bruna article had one edit (10:00, its Spain section); its mention of Charles did not change. Against our timeline: IPMA lowered Lisbon's wind from red to orange at 07:16:30 (s-1111T0738) and neither pt nor en says so: w-pt-17 and w-en-11 are now 'behind', and it is tracked as our sixth key fact, f-wind-orange-0716 (in no language yet). The reader's heading now takes the size after the last new revision (the page's size is read a few minutes before its revision list, so an edit in between gave a stale number). en and zh unchanged; Wikidata did not answer (the sixth read running)",
    "11:49 wake: fourteenth read. pt: 1 new revision (11:49, a bot archiving four links; no claim changed; claims moved to revision 73422228). en and zh unchanged; nothing new on our key facts; Wikidata did not answer (the seventh read running). HANDOVER.md brought up to date"
  ],
  "next": [
    "hourly: tools/wikipedia-read.mjs then tools/wikipedia-claims.mjs; update claims-curated.json by hand when a page moves past the revision the claims were written for",
    "keep the list of open changes in values.md and against.json current as rows are fixed",
    "Wikidata, when Dinis says yes to a client name; the talk pages, read-only"
  ],
  "asks": [
    "Dinis: Wikipedia's API answered 429 to this session's shared address before the first read (retry-after 37 s), then served every request at one per 5 s (no 429 in either read). Wikidata reported server lag on every try in the first six reads and answered in the seventh (05:47). Wikimedia's rule asks bots for a client name with a way to reach the operator; ours is generic by your instruction. If you want Wikidata read too, a client name carrying the site's address is the polite way: your yes is needed.",
    "incident.conductor@: the chatbot's product name was pushed in four commits before it was withheld; it stays in git history. Rewriting history is forbidden; say if Dinis wants anything else done."
  ],
  "api": {
    "requests": 54,
    "waits_429": 0,
    "waits_maxlag": 12,
    "failed": 2,
    "note": "counts of the last read (11:49 UTC); Wikidata did not answer (its answer of 05:47 is kept as last_answer); every read is in research/wikipedia/reads.json"
  },
  "updated": "2026-11-11T11:55:19Z",
  "by": "incident.wikipedia@web-summit.dinis",
  "session": "session_018yvwtM6WQ89E3QSV22FB8D"
}