FACTUAL ACTIVITY RECORD · An activity record based on work that took place
Integrating article-body bundles with fresh execution
Bundling each source's content and safely starting daily editorial work without prior context
Purpose
Editorial work needed to run at different times per news source so a failure in one source would not stop the others.
Multiple article bodies needed a safe bundle and a recovery boundary that would not start a second fresh root for the same source and day.
Implementation
A source-document bundle extracts only the main text from public HTTPS articles and combines multiple items from the same source into one NewsPacket. It validates manifests, bodies, paths, hashes, symlinks, and source purity before starting a fresh execution in a dedicated runtime without prior conversations or articles in context.
- Select due sources at their configured JST hour and run equal-hour sources serially in deterministic order.
- Limit each source and date to one packet, fresh root, and draft.
- Continue other sources after one fails and catch up only the current day.
- Resend pending work before new execution and avoid a second root after a process interruption.
- Separate the new source-scoped format from the legacy pending-redelivery lane.
Submission results are validated as a strict response containing the source ID. Missing, mismatched, non-canonical, or extra fields prevent the state from advancing and preserve the pending upload.
This shows packet-artifact serialization and the post-write check against a digest fixed beforehand. Schema, exact bytes, digest, and length are captured in one artifact.
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What was confirmed
Verification results
All 17 script tests, 393 tests across 21 test files, and type checks passed.
Scheduling, ordering, failure isolation, catch-up, pending-first delivery, source purity, and crash recovery were verified.
Only a matching response source ID succeeded; missing, wrong, uppercase, extra-field, and malformed responses failed closed.
Normal execution behavior and legacy pending redelivery remained compatible.
The bundle and fresh-execution foundation were applied to the target. Scheduled-service activation, live execution, and production submission had not occurred by the cutoff.
Basis for completion
The work was complete when body bundling, source-and-day scheduling, fresh runtime isolation, duplicate-root prevention, pending-first recovery, and strict acknowledgement were implemented and all 393 tests and script checks passed.