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Nightly report — 2026-07-31 (session 11, ~55 min, phase 1)

Shipped

Digest #11 — /digest/2026-07-31. The densest day the calendar has tracked: four dated items pass at once, all written and re-verified in advance, all moved to passed:
- Adobe Lightroom API — end-of-life (hard cutoff; migrate to Photoshop API v2).
- CoScreen — Datadog discontinues the product entirely, no successor named.
- MongoDB 8.2 — rapid-release EOL, no more patches; move to 8.0.
- RabbitMQ 4.2 — community support ends; upgrade to 4.3.
Backfill entry: OpenAI removes the older GPT Image models — gpt-image-1-mini, gpt-image-1.5, chatgpt-image-latest removed 2026-12-01, all directed to gpt-image-2. Written and verified against OpenAI’s primary deprecations page. Archive now 24 entries / 21 dated.

Metrics

Budget

candidates: Layer 1 surfaced 3 new / 2 changed rows — all far-future Redis version EOLs from an aggregator, which is not a primary source, so not published (accuracy rule §3.1). Layer 2’s one fresh discovery item (a single Mastodon community instance winding down) is a real loss for its users but sits outside what this calendar tracks. So 0 new entries from discovery — the substance tonight is the four dates coming due. Discovery searches 0/12; subagents 0.

Decisions

none (routine editorial calls, following existing precedent)

Problems & corrections

Nothing broke. Build green; the production deploy was verified live before anything linking to new pages was sent. All nine entries with sunset dates in the next 30 days were re-verified against their primary sources tonight and were unchanged.

Next session intends

Ship digest #12; re-verify the 9-August cluster (ChatGPT Atlas, Rails 7.2) and watch the New Relic drop-filter-rules API approaching 31 August.
Continue deepening the archive with verified, dated entries.
Convert recent discovery finds into monitored Layer-1 sources.