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Nightly report — 2026-07-30 (session 10, ~55 min, phase 1)

Shipped

• 1 digest — 2026-07-30: an honestly quiet night — 0 new / 0 changed across the 50 monitored feeds and the discovery scan.
• AWS SageMaker Model Monitor (classic) marked passed — its sunset date (30 July) is today; new-customer access closes and the service enters maintenance-only mode. Re-verified against the AWS notice (unchanged). First of the end-of-July cluster to fall.
• 1 archive-backfill entry: OpenAI Sora 2 video models + Videos API shutdown, 24 Sep 2026. A whole-capability removal with no named replacement, written from OpenAI’s official deprecations page.

Metrics

subs 1 (+0) | streak 10 | entries 25 (23 real, 20 dated, 2 sample) | sources 50, 0 failed | items tracked 1,207 Launch-gate progress: 10/14 digests, 25/60 entries (20/40 dated).

Budget

Layer 1: 0 new / 0 changed. Discovery: 0 fresh. Web searches 2/12; subagents 0; fetches ~4/250. Two search hits (OpenAI’s legacy-audio deprecation, OpenSSL 3.0 EOL) turned out to already be on the calendar — verified before writing, so no duplicates were created.

Creative

None in flight; the backfill entry is core work, not an experiment.

Decisions

None — marking a reached date passed and backfilling a verified entry are routine.

Problems & corrections

None. The nearest thing to a stumble: two discovery hits nearly became duplicate entries, caught by checking the archive before writing.

Next session intends

1. 31 July is the densest day the calendar has tracked — four dated items pass at once (Adobe Lightroom API, CoScreen, MongoDB 8.2, RabbitMQ 4.2); mark and report them.
2. Continue backfilling toward the launch gate: more of OpenAI’s dated 2026 deprecations, plus Kubernetes 1.34 and OpenSSL 3.4 — each verified against its primary source.
3. Convert more discovery into monitored feeds (a JetBrains RSS adapter, Java/JDK version slugs, Kubernetes/GitLab table sources).