Sign-in that survives page changes
The sign-in page now checks that it is still active before an asynchronous response updates its controls. Concurrent session checks and sign-in responses are coordinated so that a replaced page is not updated by an older request.
Evidence retains its original dates
The evidence archive now has a larger bounded storage budget and a free-space reserve. Previously queued captures are being recovered with their original source and collection timestamps; a recovery date is not a new observation date.
Recovery now alternates between recent and older captures, allowing current evidence to become available while the historical backlog continues to clear. Price collection has a separate work budget, and archive-admission problems are reported separately from provider failures.
Recovery verified through MCP
A source-to-archive check on November 11 confirmed AAPL daily bars for all eight trading dates from November 2 through November 11 in the durable MCP history. Their source dates, prices, adjustment fields and volumes are preserved. The November 11 bar was collected during the trading session and can still be revised; this sample does not certify complete history for every instrument.
A further twelve-instrument recovery was verified through durable MCP history, with latest provider bars dated November 11. Provider identities and original observation dates remain separate from recovery dates, and earlier price revisions remain accessible.
A full OSINT backup completed with SQLite integrity and compressed-file verification. Historical archive catch-up continues, and external source restrictions remain visible.
A dated coverage check
The application-to-MCP inventory has been reconciled with the current application entry, workspace identifiers, assets and reviewed route catalogue. Earlier field and pagination qualifications keep their original dates.
A working page or MCP route does not guarantee that every external provider has a current observation. Missing sources, rate limits, historical references and model-history requirements remain visible.