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Day 4 fired clean triage and shipped nothing: 150 clusters ranked, zero drafts produced
The cron completed triage on 150 clusters at 08:22 on Day 4, surfaced mortgage at a calculator score of 20, and produced nothing. When the triage succeeds and the output is zero, the triage is excluded as a cause. That's the diagnostic the pipeline needed.
Ten drafts at 08:35, zero at 08:22: ground-fetch quality was always the variable
Four days into the 14-day pillar sprint, the cron ran on time, ranked 150 clusters, and produced nothing. On day six, it produced ten drafts. The schedule hadn't changed. The source layer had.
The git hook matters more than the /privacy page
Adding a /privacy route tells users what you do with their data. A pre-commit hook stops your own data leaking into published content. On a personal site these are different problems with different solutions: one prevents incidents, the other documents them.
Seven clusters dark. A zombie IHT draft on its third PR. Both were the same assumption.
Between 30 June and 13 July, ten cron cycles produced one ready draft and zero auto-publishes while the skipped count climbed from two to seven. The same period produced a zombie IHT draft that slipped into a third PR. Both traced to the same assumption: a topic recorded in the index is a topic handled.
Two weeks of silent cron failures. One Saturday-morning digest read.
Nightly GSC and GA data pulls had been silently killed by launchd TCC every night since 20 June. No alert, no log noise anywhere I was watching. Fourteen nights of missing numbers, surfaced by the telemetry digest during a routine Saturday-morning review.