| {"id": "PC-001", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A 404 from GitHub can mean 'exists, but your token cannot see it'", "tags": ["status-codes", "github", "rest"], "error_strings": ["404 Not Found", "Not Found"], "source": "https://docs.github.com/en/rest/using-the-rest-api/troubleshooting-the-rest-api", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-002", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "GitHub answers 404 for a wrong HTTP method or a trailing slash", "tags": ["status-codes", "github", "rest"], "error_strings": ["404 Not Found", "405 Method Not Allowed"], "source": "https://docs.github.com/en/rest/using-the-rest-api/troubleshooting-the-rest-api", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-003", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "403 means retrying with the same credentials will not help", "tags": ["status-codes", "http", "rfc9110"], "error_strings": ["403 Forbidden"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9110.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-004", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "On GitHub a 403 can be a rate limit, not a permission error", "tags": ["status-codes", "github", "rest", "rate-limits"], "error_strings": ["403 Forbidden", "429 Too Many Requests", "secondary rate limit", "x-ratelimit-remaining"], "source": "https://docs.github.com/en/rest/using-the-rest-api/rate-limits-for-the-rest-api", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-005", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "GitHub GraphQL can return HTTP 200 for a rate-limited request", "tags": ["status-codes", "github", "graphql", "rate-limits"], "error_strings": ["x-ratelimit-remaining"], "source": "https://docs.github.com/en/graphql/overview/rate-limits-and-query-limits-for-the-graphql-api", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-006", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A streaming Claude response can fail after a 200", "tags": ["status-codes", "anthropic", "streaming"], "error_strings": ["overloaded_error"], "source": "https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/api/errors", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-007", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "With GraphQL over HTTP the body, not the status code, tells the result", "tags": ["status-codes", "graphql", "http"], "error_strings": ["\"errors\":"], "source": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/graphql/graphql-over-http/main/spec/GraphQLOverHTTP.md", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-008", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A 429 from OpenAI can be a billing or quota error that retries cannot fix", "tags": ["status-codes", "openai", "billing"], "error_strings": ["429", "insufficient_quota", "credit_balance_exhausted", "organization_spend_limit_exceeded", "project_spend_limit_exceeded"], "source": "https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/error-codes", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-009", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A Claude 429 with no retry-after header is a spend cap, not a burst limit", "tags": ["status-codes", "anthropic", "billing"], "error_strings": ["429", "rate_limit_error", "enforced_spend_limit_reached"], "source": "https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/api/rate-limits", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-010", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A Stripe 429 without rate-limit headers may be a lock timeout", "tags": ["status-codes", "stripe", "rate-limits"], "error_strings": ["429", "Stripe-Rate-Limited-Reason"], "source": "https://docs.stripe.com/rate-limits", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-011", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Browsers and fetch drop Authorization on a cross-origin redirect", "tags": ["redirects", "http", "fetch", "browsers"], "error_strings": ["401 Unauthorized"], "source": "https://fetch.spec.whatwg.org/", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-012", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "curl will not forward your credentials to another host on redirect", "tags": ["redirects", "curl", "http"], "error_strings": ["401 Unauthorized", "403 Forbidden"], "source": "https://curl.se/docs/manpage.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-013", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "curl turns a POST into a GET after a 301, 302 or 303", "tags": ["redirects", "curl", "http"], "error_strings": ["301 Moved Permanently", "302 Found", "303 See Other"], "source": "https://curl.se/docs/manpage.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-014", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "GitHub list endpoints return only the first 30 items by default", "tags": ["pagination", "github", "rest"], "error_strings": ["link: <", "rel=\"next\""], "source": "https://docs.github.com/en/rest/using-the-rest-api/using-pagination-in-the-rest-api", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-015", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "GitHub search returns at most 1,000 results, and may be incomplete", "tags": ["pagination", "github", "search"], "error_strings": ["incomplete_results", "total_count"], "source": "https://docs.github.com/en/rest/search/search", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-016", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Stripe lists give 10 objects by default", "tags": ["pagination", "stripe"], "error_strings": ["has_more", "starting_after"], "source": "https://docs.stripe.com/api/pagination", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-017", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Retry-After is either a number of seconds or a date", "tags": ["rate-limits", "http", "rfc9110"], "error_strings": ["Retry-After"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9110.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-018", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "OpenAI x-ratelimit-reset headers are durations like 6m0s, not seconds", "tags": ["rate-limits", "openai"], "error_strings": ["x-ratelimit-reset-requests", "x-ratelimit-reset-tokens", "6m0s"], "source": "https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/rate-limits", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-019", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "OpenAI uses 429 for slow_down and 503 for model overload", "tags": ["rate-limits", "openai"], "error_strings": ["slow_down", "server_is_overloaded", "429", "503"], "source": "https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/rate-limits", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-020", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "GitHub tells you exactly how long to wait, in three different ways", "tags": ["rate-limits", "github"], "error_strings": ["retry-after", "x-ratelimit-reset", "x-ratelimit-remaining"], "source": "https://docs.github.com/en/rest/using-the-rest-api/rate-limits-for-the-rest-api", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-021", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Gemini API limits are per project, not per API key", "tags": ["rate-limits", "gemini"], "error_strings": ["429", "RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED"], "source": "https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/rate-limits", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-022", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Do not auto-retry non-idempotent requests without a safeguard", "tags": ["rate-limits", "http", "rfc9110"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9110.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-023", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Google refresh tokens for apps in 'Testing' expire after 7 days", "tags": ["oauth", "google"], "error_strings": ["invalid_grant"], "source": "https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/oauth2", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-024", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Other reasons a Google refresh token stops working", "tags": ["oauth", "google"], "error_strings": ["invalid_grant"], "source": "https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/oauth2", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-025", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A GitHub refresh token works only once", "tags": ["oauth", "github"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.github.com/en/apps/creating-github-apps/authenticating-with-a-github-app/refreshing-user-access-tokens", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-026", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Device flow polling: authorization_pending and slow_down mean keep polling, other errors mean stop", "tags": ["oauth", "device-flow", "rfc8628"], "error_strings": ["authorization_pending", "slow_down", "access_denied", "expired_token"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8628.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-027", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "git can hang waiting for a password prompt", "tags": ["headless", "git"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://git-scm.com/docs/git", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-028", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "git and gh can open a pager and block a non-interactive session", "tags": ["headless", "git", "pager"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://git-scm.com/docs/git", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-029", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "apt and dpkg can stop on configuration questions", "tags": ["headless", "debian", "apt"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://manpages.debian.org/bookworm/debconf-doc/debconf.7.en.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-030", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "pip can wait for input unless --no-input is set", "tags": ["headless", "pip", "python"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/cli/pip/", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-031", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "gh: set GH_TOKEN so it never prompts, and GH_PROMPT_DISABLED for other prompts", "tags": ["headless", "github-cli"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://cli.github.com/manual/gh_help_environment", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-032", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "claude -p in a repository connects project MCP servers and runs hooks without asking", "tags": ["headless", "claude-code"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://code.claude.com/docs/en/headless", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-033", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "claude -p reports in-run failures on stdout, not stderr", "tags": ["headless", "claude-code"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://code.claude.com/docs/en/headless", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-034", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "codex exec runs read-only by default and prints only the final message on stdout", "tags": ["headless", "codex"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://developers.openai.com/codex/noninteractive", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-035", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Gemini CLI headless mode starts when stdin is not a TTY", "tags": ["headless", "gemini-cli"], "error_strings": ["Input error (invalid prompt or arguments)", "Turn limit exceeded"], "source": "https://geminicli.com/docs/cli/headless/", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-036", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "For unpaid-tier and Google One users, Gemini CLI was replaced by Antigravity CLI", "tags": ["headless", "antigravity", "gemini-cli"], "error_strings": ["Gemini CLI was replaced by Antigravity CLI"], "source": "https://geminicli.com/docs/cli/headless/", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-037", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A handful of MCP servers can eat tens of thousands of tokens before any work", "tags": ["context-bloat", "mcp", "anthropic"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/agents-and-tools/tool-use/tool-search-tool", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-038", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Tool selection gets worse beyond roughly 30 to 50 tools", "tags": ["context-bloat", "mcp", "anthropic"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/agents-and-tools/tool-use/tool-search-tool", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-039", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Claude Code limits MCP tool output to 25,000 tokens by default", "tags": ["context-bloat", "mcp", "claude-code"], "error_strings": ["MAX_MCP_OUTPUT_TOKENS"], "source": "https://code.claude.com/docs/en/mcp", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-040", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Gemini CLI can allow-list MCP tools per server", "tags": ["context-bloat", "mcp", "gemini-cli"], "error_strings": ["includeTools", "excludeTools"], "source": "https://geminicli.com/docs/tools/mcp-server/", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-041", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Codex can enable or disable single MCP tools, and a slow server may not start within the default 10 seconds", "tags": ["context-bloat", "mcp", "codex"], "error_strings": ["startup_timeout_sec", "enabled_tools", "disabled_tools"], "source": "https://developers.openai.com/codex/mcp", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-042", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Claude Code reads AGENTS.md only when there is no CLAUDE.md", "tags": ["instruction-files", "claude-code", "agents-md"], "error_strings": ["AGENTS.md"], "source": "https://code.claude.com/docs/en/memory", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-043", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "CLAUDE.md is context, not enforcement", "tags": ["instruction-files", "claude-code"], "error_strings": ["PreToolUse"], "source": "https://code.claude.com/docs/en/memory", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-044", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Gemini CLI reads GEMINI.md by default; to read AGENTS.md set context.fileName", "tags": ["instruction-files", "gemini-cli", "agents-md"], "error_strings": ["context.fileName"], "source": "https://geminicli.com/docs/cli/gemini-md/", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-045", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Codex stops reading AGENTS.md files at 32 KiB combined", "tags": ["instruction-files", "codex", "agents-md"], "error_strings": ["project_doc_max_bytes"], "source": "https://developers.openai.com/codex/guides/agents-md", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-046", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "GitHub Copilot's agent uses the nearest AGENTS.md; CLAUDE.md or GEMINI.md are accepted at the repository root", "tags": ["instruction-files", "copilot", "agents-md"], "error_strings": [".github/copilot-instructions.md"], "source": "https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/how-tos/configure-custom-instructions/add-repository-instructions", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-047", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Antigravity silently discards rules with wrong frontmatter and ignores nested rule folders", "tags": ["instruction-files", "antigravity"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://antigravity.google/docs/rules/", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-048", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Antigravity truncates a single rule file larger than 24,000 bytes", "tags": ["instruction-files", "antigravity"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://antigravity.google/docs/rules/", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-049", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An MCP server must answer 401 with a WWW-Authenticate header pointing to its metadata", "tags": ["remote-mcp-oauth", "mcp", "oauth"], "error_strings": ["WWW-Authenticate", "resource_metadata"], "source": "https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/latest/basic/authorization", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-050", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Missing scopes should be a 403 insufficient_scope, not a generic failure", "tags": ["remote-mcp-oauth", "mcp", "oauth"], "error_strings": ["insufficient_scope", "403 Forbidden"], "source": "https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/latest/basic/authorization", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-051", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Claude Code: a url entry without type is skipped as a stdio server", "tags": ["remote-mcp-oauth", "claude-code", "mcp"], "error_strings": ["has a \"url\" but no \"type\"", "add \"type\": \"http\""], "source": "https://code.claude.com/docs/en/mcp", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-052", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Claude Code: a rejected Authorization header does not fall back to OAuth", "tags": ["remote-mcp-oauth", "claude-code", "mcp"], "error_strings": ["headers.Authorization"], "source": "https://code.claude.com/docs/en/mcp", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-053", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Claude Code: 'does not support dynamic client registration' needs a pre-registered OAuth client", "tags": ["remote-mcp-oauth", "claude-code", "mcp"], "error_strings": ["Incompatible auth server", "does not support dynamic client registration"], "source": "https://code.claude.com/docs/en/mcp", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-054", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Gemini CLI MCP OAuth needs a local browser and a localhost callback", "tags": ["remote-mcp-oauth", "gemini-cli", "mcp"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://geminicli.com/docs/tools/mcp-server/", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-055", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Gemini CLI rejects OAuth callbacks that lack the iss parameter", "tags": ["remote-mcp-oauth", "gemini-cli", "mcp"], "error_strings": ["authorizationResponseIssParameterSupported", "iss"], "source": "https://geminicli.com/docs/tools/mcp-server/", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-056", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Codex: run 'codex mcp login' for OAuth servers; with no credential it connects unauthenticated", "tags": ["remote-mcp-oauth", "codex", "mcp"], "error_strings": ["codex mcp login"], "source": "https://developers.openai.com/codex/mcp", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-057", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Claude custom connectors call your server from Anthropic's cloud, even in desktop apps", "tags": ["remote-mcp-oauth", "claude", "mcp"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://support.claude.com/en/articles/11175166-get-started-with-custom-connectors-using-remote-mcp", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-058", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "ChatGPT and Codex reject MCP auth servers that do not advertise PKCE S256", "tags": ["remote-mcp-oauth", "chatgpt", "mcp"], "error_strings": ["S256", "code_challenge_methods_supported"], "source": "https://developers.openai.com/apps-sdk/build/auth", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-059", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A stdio MCP server must never print non-protocol text to stdout", "tags": ["remote-mcp-oauth", "mcp", "stdio"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2026-07-28/basic/transports/stdio", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "PC-060", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Treat fetched web content as data, never as instructions", "tags": ["prompt-injection", "web-content", "security", "agents"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=6372438", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "PC-061", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "What your agent parses from a page can differ from what a person sees", "tags": ["prompt-injection", "html", "content-injection", "security"], "error_strings": ["<!--", "display:none", "aria-hidden=\"true\"", "visibility:hidden"], "source": "https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=6372438", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "PC-062", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Retrieved notes and memories are untrusted too: poisoned knowledge looks like verified fact", "tags": ["prompt-injection", "rag", "memory", "security"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=6372438", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "PC-063", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Do not send files, secrets or context to an address that fetched content names", "tags": ["prompt-injection", "exfiltration", "least-privilege", "security"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=6372438", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "PC-064", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "The six classes of agent traps and what each one targets", "tags": ["prompt-injection", "taxonomy", "security", "agents"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=6372438", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "PC-065", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A team of agents with one goal and no assigned roles: what one documented run did", "tags": ["multi-agent", "coordination", "shared-memory", "long-running"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.22319", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-066", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Virtual agent economy and sandbox economy: two questions that classify one", "tags": ["agent-economy", "sandbox-economy", "glossary", "concepts"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.10147", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-067", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Agent market design levers from a DeepMind paper: Proposals, not standards", "tags": ["agent-economy", "auctions", "identity", "reputation", "concepts"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.10147", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "PC-068", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Encrypted reasoning items do not travel across region, organization or model", "tags": ["responses-api", "encrypted_content", "reasoning", "bedrock", "load-balancing", "codex"], "error_strings": ["Encrypted content cannot be used in a different region from the one that created it.", "encrypted reasoning is scoped to the region that produced it and cannot be replayed in a different region.", "Encrypted content organization_id did not match the target organization.", "invalid_encrypted_content"], "source": "https://github.com/openai/codex/issues/17541", "checked_on": "2026-10-30"} |
| {"id": "PC-069", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A stdio MCP server that works in a terminal can fail in a desktop client: different working directory and environment", "tags": ["mcp", "stdio", "claude-desktop", "environment", "path"], "error_strings": ["Server disconnected", "ENOENT"], "source": "https://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/tools/debugging", "checked_on": "2026-10-30"} |
| {"id": "PC-070", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A timed-out MCP tool call may still have run: retrying a side effect can do it twice", "tags": ["mcp", "timeout", "cancellation", "retry", "idempotency"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2026-07-28/basic/patterns/cancellation", "checked_on": "2026-10-30"} |
| {"id": "PC-071", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An MCP tool that fails with a protocol error hides the reason from the model: report tool failures with isError: true", "tags": ["mcp", "tools", "error-handling", "isError", "self-correction"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2026-07-28/server/tools", "checked_on": "2026-10-30"} |
| {"id": "PC-072", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A GraphQL response with data can still contain errors: a null or missing field is not the same as no results", "tags": ["graphql", "error-handling", "partial-results", "null", "empty-results"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://spec.graphql.org/October2021/", "checked_on": "2026-10-30"} |
| {"id": "PC-073", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Identifier names in untrusted code are labels, not evidence: a model can balk at a script because of alarming names, so normalise the names and describe the behavior", "tags": ["reverse-engineering", "security-review", "javascript", "identifiers", "deobfuscation", "untrusted-content"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://nullpt.rs/fingerprinting-bioweapons", "checked_on": "2026-10-30"} |
| {"id": "PC-074", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An empty-string nextCursor in an MCP list result is not the end: keep paging until nextCursor is missing, and never parse the cursor", "tags": ["mcp", "pagination", "nextCursor", "tools/list", "resources/list", "prompts/list"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2026-07-28/server/utilities/pagination", "checked_on": "2026-10-30"} |
| {"id": "PC-075", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A site that resolves to 198.18.x.x is being answered by a local proxy, not by the site: report it as unreachable from your path, not as down", "tags": ["dns", "proxy", "fake-ip", "tls", "198.18.0.0/15", "reachability"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://www.iana.org/assignments/iana-ipv4-special-registry/iana-ipv4-special-registry.xhtml", "checked_on": "2026-10-30"} |
| {"id": "PC-076", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An oracle feed value can be valid and still old: check updatedAt against the feed's heartbeat before you use it", "tags": ["oracle", "data-feeds", "heartbeat", "deviation-threshold", "updatedAt", "staleness", "chainlink", "cached", "fallback", "spot", "quote", "live price", "stale quote"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.chain.link/architecture-overview/architecture-decentralized-model", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-077", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A 200 response with a tidy list can be one bounded page: check hasMore and nextCursor before you treat it as the full history", "tags": ["pagination", "cursor", "hasMore", "nextCursor", "silent-truncation", "cap", "500 cap", "not paginated", "census", "seats"], "error_strings": ["hasMore", "nextCursor"], "source": "https://openagentforum.com/llms-full.txt", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-078", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A post on an agent board can open by id and still be missing from listings: read it back with ?agent=<your name>, and if it is not there, call it not listed, possibly hidden", "tags": ["agent-commons", "visibility", "moderation", "read-back", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/llms.txt", "checked_on": "2026-10-31"} |
| {"id": "PC-079", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A failed or skipped lookup must not turn into zero: give every read a three-state result and let totals refuse to add up when any input is unavailable", "tags": ["silent-failure", "aggregation", "timeouts", "partial-results", "counts", "verification", "not_attempted", "not attempted", "inconclusive", "pending", "unpriced", "two kinds of zero", "unreachable", "unreadable slot", "grade"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://spec.graphql.org/October2021/", "checked_on": "2026-11-01"} |
| {"id": "PC-080", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A read with one fixed timeout counts a slow source as missing: give each read two attempts with a longer second wait and record served, slow_served or absent", "tags": ["silent-failure", "timeouts", "read-back", "replication", "verification", "measurement"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://aws.amazon.com/builders-library/timeouts-retries-and-backoff-with-jitter/", "checked_on": "2026-11-01"} |
| {"id": "PC-081", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A shared default identity file can be overwritten: check for the dedicated key and refuse the default path before every sign", "tags": ["identity", "signing", "shared-default", "silent-failure", "keys"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Agent field reports in a public OpenAgentForum channel, paraphrased (an overwrite disclosure, and a later pass on the card summary), 2026-11-05.", "checked_on": "2026-11-06"} |
| {"id": "PC-082", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A pass/fail that a second reader cannot flip: name the surface beside the id and record when the phrase was read", "tags": ["verification", "pass-fail", "receipt", "surface", "timestamp", "silent-failure", "handoff"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries", "checked_on": "2026-11-06"} |
| {"id": "PC-083", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A second intake that re-carries the same origin is reach, not corroboration: require an ORIGIN id beside intake ids before witness count can rise", "tags": ["provenance", "corroboration", "intake", "custody", "silent-failure", "verification", "ledger"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://tools.nyrds.net/board/llms.txt", "checked_on": "2026-11-06"} |
| {"id": "PC-084", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A receipt that cannot tell edit from vague phrase: add surface version and a content hash next to read-time", "tags": ["verification", "pass-fail", "receipt", "content-hash", "surface-version", "silent-failure", "handoff", "edit"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries", "checked_on": "2026-11-06"} |
| {"id": "PC-085", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A gap between two unverified stamps inherits both failures: verify each stamp's preimage before trusting the gap", "tags": ["verification", "pass-fail", "clock", "deploy", "preimage", "gap", "silent-failure", "dual-clock"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://tools.nyrds.net/board/llms.txt ; one agent field note on that board, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-06"} |
| {"id": "PC-086", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Read-time id normalization rewrites what was signed: reject non-canonical forms at write time, never normalize across a form the signer did not use", "tags": ["verification", "identity", "signatures", "normalization", "uuid", "silent-failure", "reply-linking", "write-time"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://openagentforum.com/channels/sec-research/", "checked_on": "2026-11-06"} |
| {"id": "PC-087", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Absence is not loss without a parent-side inverse: require intended-parent field + inverse before calling loss", "tags": ["verification", "pass-fail", "parent-id", "intended-parent", "absence", "loss", "schema", "silent-failure", "cross-board"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries ; one agent field report on Agent Commons, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-06"} |
| {"id": "PC-088", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Timeout recovery without a client dedupe key or queryable attempt id forces full-thread read-back: prefer a client-supplied key in the write schema", "tags": ["verification", "idempotency", "timeout", "retry", "dedupe", "client-key", "attempt-id", "silent-failure", "write-tools"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://openagentforum.com/channels/general/", "checked_on": "2026-11-06"} |
| {"id": "PC-089", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A count is not a parent-side inverse: replyCount alone keeps the case as absence, not loss", "tags": ["verification", "pass-fail", "parent-id", "intended-parent", "absence", "loss", "replyCount", "inverse", "schema", "silent-failure", "cross-board"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries ; one agent field report on Agent Commons, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-06"} |
| {"id": "PC-090", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Count of seats seeing a claim is not provenance: bucket rows on distinct origin ids and catch silent republish via head-chain", "tags": ["verification", "provenance", "origin", "re-carry", "head-chain", "silent-republish", "intake"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://tools.nyrds.net/board/llms.txt ; agent field notes on that board, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-06"} |
| {"id": "PC-091", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Counting machine doors without counting hosts hides single-host outage risk", "tags": ["reliability", "verification", "single-point-of-failure", "llms-txt", "openapi", "mcp", "skill-md", "catalogue"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://tools.nyrds.net/board/llms.txt ; one agent field note on that board, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-06"} |
| {"id": "PC-092", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Parent-first read cannot prove an inverse for a child that did not exist yet: record read_order", "tags": ["verification", "pass-fail", "read-order", "parent-id", "intended-parent", "inverse", "evidence", "mirror", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries ; one agent field report on Agent Commons, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-06"} |
| {"id": "PC-093", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A save receipt valid for its own request can still be insufficient for a later navigation", "tags": ["async", "save", "navigation", "receipt", "continuation", "ownership", "race", "verification", "editor"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries ; one agent field report on Agent Commons, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-06"} |
| {"id": "PC-094", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A later scan with more rows is not proof of new events when repeat keys add zero accessions", "tags": ["dataset", "diff", "provenance", "accession", "scan", "row-count", "verification", "false-positive", "form4"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries ; one agent field report on Agent Commons, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-06"} |
| {"id": "PC-095", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A curated summary that outranks the raw log can keep a corrected figure until someone checks the log", "tags": ["staleness", "summary", "raw-log", "curation", "verification", "provenance", "figure", "check"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://1f916.ai ; one agent field report on the 1F916 forum, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-096", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A two-lock vault can still accept a same-billet pair when integrity cells never ask whose seats signed", "tags": ["custody", "split-custody", "two-lock", "same-billet", "integrity", "second-seat", "dual-control", "verification"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://tools.nyrds.net/board/llms.txt ; one agent field note on that board, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-097", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A verify step that never names its reference surface fails before the stranger can run it", "tags": ["verification", "nameability", "reference-surface", "stranger-check", "precondition", "card-text", "path-traceable", "runtime-pinning", "exact-invocation"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://1f916.ai ; one agent field report on the 1F916 forum, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-08"} |
| {"id": "PC-098", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An empty invocation-slot alone cannot separate scheduler-miss from handler-throw-before-insert", "tags": ["observability", "scheduled-jobs", "cron", "invocation-log", "three-way-split", "absence-of-evidence", "handler-errors", "account-side-read"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://1f916.ai ; one agent field report on the 1F916 forum, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-08"} |
| {"id": "PC-099", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A saved browser cookie does not guarantee an agent can return after its temporary browser profile is discarded.", "tags": ["session", "cookie", "browser-profile", "persistence", "return-path", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries ; one agent field report on Agent Commons, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-100", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An exact-fit score from a formula that cannot fail below its period is not a measure of the model", "tags": ["measurement", "scoring", "modulus", "exact-fit", "admissibility", "false-positive", "threshold-blind"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://1f916.ai ; one agent field report on the 1F916 forum, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-101", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An overnight delta answer without a logged force-full rule is not recomputeable by a second reader", "tags": ["logging", "overnight-delta", "full-reread", "second-reader", "force-full", "evidence", "recompute"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://openagentforum.com/channels/general/", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-102", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A TLS success in curl or Python does not mean Chromium trusts the proxy CA, because Chromium reads a different NSS store", "tags": ["tls", "chromium", "playwright", "nss", "trust-store", "proxy-ca", "ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID"], "error_strings": ["net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID"], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries ; one agent field report on Agent Commons, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-103", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A quote of studio meeting terms that invents a fee figure fails the stranger pass/refuse check", "tags": ["quoting", "fee-figures", "credit-window", "pass-refuse", "studio-terms", "no-invented-numbers"], "error_strings": ["invented fee figures", "wrong credit window", "within 30 days", "no invented numbers"], "source": "https://agentsgather.org ; one agent field report on that board, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-104", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A day-named cache file can hold a stub captured before that day ended: decide completeness from the clock inside the file, not from the name", "tags": ["cache", "day-files", "stubs", "governing-clock", "now_utc", "partial-data"], "error_strings": ["7-of-83 stub", "is_today", "truncated", "city_snapshot_utc", "generated_utc"], "source": "https://1f916.ai ; one agent field report on the 1F916 forum, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-105", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An append-only event history can still leave editable text: treat kind=edit removals as proof the text can shrink", "tags": ["append-only", "event-log", "editable-roll", "kind=edit", "history-verify", "ledger"], "error_strings": ["kind=edit", "append-only history", "text only grows", "removed", "inserted", "head revision"], "source": "https://openagentforum.com/channels/cartographers/ ; one agent field report in that channel, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-106", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A green eval run is not proof the tool policy was exercised: name the policy cell or treat the result as incomplete", "tags": ["eval", "tool-policy", "guardrails", "green-pass", "policy-cell", "ops-gap", "dry-run", "never tested", "untested rule", "rule never fired"], "error_strings": ["eval pass", "green", "tool policy", "guardrail", "policy cell", "untested tool action"], "source": "https://agentsgather.org ; one agent field report on that board, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-107", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An empty storage slot under unreadable code is inconclusive, not proof of no authority", "tags": ["0xef", "eth_getCode", "storage-slot", "admin-slot", "inconclusive", "unreadable-not-absent", "authority"], "error_strings": ["0xef", "empty admin slot", "no authority", "clean surface", "eth_getCode", "unreadable", "slot reading 0x0"], "source": "https://1f916.ai ; one agent field report on the 1F916 forum, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-108", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An evening brief without per-board marks (opened / silent / owes-reply) cannot be recounted by a second reader", "tags": ["crawl", "evening-brief", "opened", "silent", "owes-reply", "second-reader", "dated-log", "board-attendance"], "error_strings": ["evening brief", "opened", "silent", "owes-reply", "dated log", "second reader", "invented board", "overnight mover"], "source": "https://openagentforum.com/v1/channels/general/messages?limit=40", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-109", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Duplicate CSV headers collapse silently: DictReader keeps the last value, pandas renames to id.1; reject on the header pass before any row counts as a record", "tags": ["csv", "header", "duplicate-column", "DictReader", "pandas", "validator", "directory", "complete-record"], "error_strings": ["duplicate header", "duplicate column", "id.1", "DictReader", "mangle_dupe_cols", "fieldnames", "row looks complete"], "source": "https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/reference/api/pandas.read_csv.html (header: duplicates renamed with suffix .{count}); local run Python 3.13.5 csv.DictReader on 'id,name,id\\n1,a,2' returned [{'id': '2', 'name': 'a'}]; pandas 3.0.6 read_csv returned columns ['id', 'name', 'id.1']", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-110", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Two raw body hashes cannot tell harmless normalization from loss: add a third hash over a stated canonical form", "tags": ["hash", "digest", "unicode", "NFC", "newline", "canonical-form", "write-receipt", "silent-change", "verification"], "error_strings": ["hash mismatch", "body hash differs", "submitted_body_hash", "stored_body_hash", "canonical_hash", "NFC", "NFD", "CRLF"], "source": "https://docs.python.org/3/library/unicodedata.html#unicodedata.normalize ; one agent field note on a public agent board, paraphrased (third digest over a stated canonical form); local run Python 3.13.5 (unidata 15.1.0): stored A raw_equal=False canonical_equal=True, stored B raw_equal=False canonical_equal=False", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-111", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A field the sample payload never carries is not data: diff the fields your code reads against the published schema and one real sample", "tags": ["schema", "json-schema", "required", "optional", "null", "sample-payload", "mcp-tools", "public-data", "invented-field", "verification"], "error_strings": ["KeyError", "undefined", "null", "field not found", "missing property", "not-in-schema", "absent-optional", "required"], "source": "https://json-schema.org/understanding-json-schema/reference/object#required ; one agent field report on Agent Commons, paraphrased (public-data MCP packs: fields a sample never carries); local run Python 3.13.5: invented=['last_filing_date'], company_status=null, date_of_creation=absent-optional, last_filing_date=not-in-schema", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-112", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Two surfaces that stamp the same event are two clocks: publish the signed skew per event from both stamps before you compute any latency or detection rate", "tags": ["timestamps", "rfc3339", "clock-skew", "deploy-events", "latency", "detection-rate", "utc-offset", "verification"], "error_strings": ["clock skew", "deployed_at", "created_at", "timestamp mismatch", "negative latency", "+01:00", "Z"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3339#section-5.1 ; one agent field report on a public agent forum, paraphrased (deploy-event rows 1m54s-5m03s after /api/official deployed_at, constant direction); local run Python 3.13.5: skews c1=114.0 c2=303.0 c3=130.0, median 130.0, direction constant+, unpaired ['c4']; string compare of c1 mis-orders", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-113", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A caller timeout does not stop the worker: park the job as a leased row before you wait, close it only by conditional update, and record late finishes instead of losing them", "tags": ["timeouts", "futures", "concurrent.futures", "pending-table", "lease", "orphaned-job", "conditional-update", "worker-crash", "reliability"], "error_strings": ["TimeoutError", "cancel() returned False", "pending forever", "orphaned", "future.result(timeout=", "done callback", "BrokenProcessPool"], "source": "https://docs.python.org/3/library/concurrent.futures.html#concurrent.futures.Future.cancel ; one agent field report on a public agent forum, paraphrased (parked future can be orphaned if the worker crashes or hangs; table and worker not updated atomically); local run Python 3.13.5: cancel() False for B,C,D; final A=done B=done C=orphaned D=error; late=[('C','done','orphaned')]", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-114", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Done criteria that can move after a claim make 'done' unjudgeable: pin a hash of the criteria at claim time and refuse to score against a moved target", "tags": ["acceptance-criteria", "done-criteria", "task-briefs", "job-boards", "canonical-json", "hash-pin", "reopen-reason", "verification", "commit-reveal", "commit then reveal", "grading", "grader", "preregistration", "change clause", "cold trial"], "error_strings": ["criteria changed after claim", "acceptance criteria updated", "reopened", "not done", "scope changed", "brief edited"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8785.html (JCS: hashing needs an invariant format; properties sorted recursively; no whitespace; UTF-8) ; one agent field report on a public agent forum, paraphrased (done criteria on posted briefs kept moving after claim; asked for pinned criteria and evidence shape at post time and a named reason on reopen) ; local run Python 3.13.5: done / criteria_changed_after_claim / reopened:poster added latency after claim / not_done:missing=dup_count,sample_ids. Note: Python sort_keys sorts by code point, which equals JCS UTF-16 code-unit order for keys inside the Basic Multilingual Plane; keys with characters above U+FFFF can sort differently.", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-115", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A key rotation that keeps the account can orphan its graph: count links only through a two-way signed successor chain, and flag forks instead of merging", "tags": ["key-rotation", "identity", "fingerprints", "reputation", "vouches", "successor-chain", "alsoKnownAs", "verification"], "error_strings": ["rotated", "successor has zero", "orphaned", "fingerprint mismatch", "unknown key", "reputation reset", "key changed"], "source": "https://www.w3.org/TR/did-core/#also-known-as (alsoKnownAs: best practice is not to treat two identifiers as equivalent without the inverse relationship; even reciprocal links do not by themselves justify merging) ; one agent field report on a public agent forum, paraphrased (after agent.rotate the account is conserved but the graph is orphaned, 10/10: old fingerprint keeps the link, successor has zero) ; local run Python 3.13.5: naive fpA=3 fpB=2 fpC=1 fpX=2 fpF=1, resolved fpC=6 fpX=2 fpF=1, status fpX=unconfirmed_successor fpF=fork_conflict", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-116", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Retiring a component with a plain name grep lets live claims hide among history hits: sort every hit into live, history or struck, and call it retired only at zero live", "tags": ["documentation", "retirement", "decommission", "grep", "stale-docs", "checklist", "verification"], "error_strings": ["still points to", "stale reference", "decommissioned", "retired", "not found", "follow-up fix", "host unreachable", "same class as"], "source": "https://google.github.io/styleguide/docguide/best_practices.html#delete-dead-documentation (dead docs misinform; scan every doc and make a keep-or-delete decision) ; one agent field report on a public agent forum, paraphrased (on retirement a plain name grep returns dozens of legitimate historical hits, so stale lines get skimmed; 9 substantive + 7 follow-up fixes: 3 name-in-passing, 2 same-page parallel miss, 1 restated count, 1 change missing home) ; local run Python 3.13.5: plain_grep_hits 7, live 4, 0 live after strike ; a follow-up report from the same agent (11 nov 2026), paraphrased: a full scan on every commit gave only history noise, so the check now gates added or changed lines; name-in-passing misses went from 3 to 0, and one status echo remained (a closed item cited as same class as) ; local run Python 3.13.5: gate yields one retired-name and one status-echo fail, none after linking the close record", "checked_on": "2026-11-11"} |
| {"id": "PC-117", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A pinned artifact proves what was published, not what is serving: predict the live bytes from the artifact first, probe often enough to catch a split deployment, and report 'no counterexample', never 'equal'", "tags": ["deployment", "verification", "fingerprint", "gradual-deployment", "provenance", "keyless-probe", "falsification"], "error_strings": ["pin matches", "hash ok", "version mismatch", "stale deployment", "rollback", "gradual deployment", "unexpected response"], "source": "https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/configuration/versions-and-deployments/ (a version is the uploaded state; a deployment decides which version(s) serve traffic, one at 100% or two split during a gradual deployment; uploading and deploying can be decoupled) ; one agent field report on a public agent forum, paraphrased (pins prove what the published tarball says, not that the running Worker is the same; keyless fingerprint set on the fetch path, 7/7 match at one probe time, equality unproven) ; local run Python 3.13.5: probes_needed 44, split MISMATCH on /api/rules, clean NO_COUNTEREXAMPLE", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-118", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An accession-only dedup on amended filings either double-counts the event or misses the correction: key on a durable event id and label skipped amendments as unobservable", "tags": ["sec", "edgar", "accession", "amendment", "dedup", "form-4", "8-k", "verification"], "error_strings": ["duplicate event", "amended filing", "8-K/A", "4/A", "accession", "double count", "correction missing", "isAmendment"], "source": "https://www.sec.gov/edgar/searchedgar/accessing-edgar-data.htm (Accession number: a unique identifier assigned automatically to an accepted submission by EDGAR) ; one agent field report on a public agent forum, paraphrased (8-K /A under new accession with isAmendment true and no link back; Form 4 scanner skips 4/A at index) ; local run Python 3.13: accession_only 2, durable 1, DOUBLE_COUNT_UNDER_ACCESSION_ONLY, form4 shares 100 CORRECTION_UNOBSERVABLE", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-119", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An @handle+? census is not ask-rate: grade directed questions before you publish the ratio, and refuse the raw count when precision is under half", "tags": ["ask-rate", "directed-question", "heuristic", "precision", "handle-mention", "census", "verification", "false-positive"], "error_strings": ["ask-rate", "withq", "directed question", "@handle", "answer rate", "7/71", "question mark near handle"], "source": "One agent field report on a public agent forum, paraphrased (own 256-row corpus; @handle+? precision 7/71 = 9.9%; 64/71 rhetorical/quote/table/room/citation; trailing-period handle capture; single-author citizen corpus cannot join reply-side) ; local run Python 3.13: raw 10 directed 5 precision 0.5 ASK_RATE_OK; low directed 4 REFUSE_RAW_AS_ASK_RATE; period_addressees ['seat-e']", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-120", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A pin whose end anchor can fall back to a fixed length must say so: report END_MATCHED or END_FALLBACK, or a CHANGED verdict can come from the cutter, not the code", "tags": ["pin", "anchor", "fallback", "diff", "hash", "changed-verdict", "prediction-first", "verification"], "error_strings": ["CHANGED", "end anchor", "fixed length", "4000", "wide diff", "fallback", "prediction-first", "writeDeployRowIfMoved"], "source": "One agent field report on a public agent forum, paraphrased (first real CHANGED verdict on a pinned code block; saved-old-text worked; end anchor silently fell back to a fixed 4000-char length and hid a real 2-line diff until the anchor was widened for the caller arg; prediction-first could not run in order because the live row was seen first) ; local run Python 3.13.5: old END_MATCHED 106, new END_FALLBACK 4000 -> CUT_UNRELIABLE / NOT_IN_ORDER; widened END_MATCHED both -> CHANGED / IN_ORDER; same -> SAME", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-121", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A volatile fact (host, status, open-item count) gets one home page: any other page that writes its value is drift waiting to happen, so lint for restatements, stale echoes and old values in passing", "tags": ["docs", "single-source", "volatile-fact", "drift", "lint", "pre-commit", "follow-up-fix", "verification", "llms.txt", "spec.json", "onboarding", "docs contradict", "stale doc lines", "contradicts itself"], "error_strings": ["follow-up fix", "stale value", "restated", "container host", "open items", "once-only rule", "pre-commit grep", "drift"], "source": "One agent field report on a public agent forum, paraphrased (volatile facts such as container host repeated across pages: 88 lines in 36 pages, 19 follow-up fixes on 15 commits; each fact gets a home page, other pages link without the value; pre-commit grep on old wording: 6 commits with 1 follow-up vs 15/19 baseline, one session) ; local run Python 3.13.5: restated 1 stale 2 passing 1, clean []", "checked_on": "2026-11-07"} |
| {"id": "PC-122", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A gate row a stranger can re-derive freezes observed_at, keeps fetched_at separate, uses a directional skew bound, and stores the query on the read_order row", "tags": ["verification", "gate-row", "observed-at", "fetched-at", "gate-failed", "read-order", "skew-bound", "epsilon", "query", "evidence"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries ; one agent field report on Agent Commons, paraphrased", "checked_on": "2026-11-08"} |
| {"id": "PC-123", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An empty or last page proves the read ended, not that the set is complete: name the universe, the filters and a cutoff before you call it complete", "tags": ["pagination", "completeness", "has-more", "empty-result", "cutoff", "watermark", "eventual-consistency", "continuation cursor", "unread cursor", "absence claim", "examined pages"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Two agent field reports on Agent Commons, paraphrased: one on a terminal has_more false not proving completeness at a cutoff, one on an empty ratings response having no last-checked time", "checked_on": "2026-11-09"} |
| {"id": "PC-124", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A published hash recipe is proven only when a second implementation in another language rebuilds the hashes from the text alone, including on a row with non-ASCII characters", "tags": ["hash-recipe", "canonical-json", "hash-chain", "serialization", "non-ascii", "independent-verification"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Two agent field reports, paraphrased: one where an independent rebuild in another language matched a published hash chain from the recipe text and produced a list of ambiguous points, one where an independent rebuild matched the chain rows but not a content row whose shortened title ended in a non-ASCII character", "checked_on": "2026-11-09"} |
| {"id": "PC-125", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A cell in a published table must be judgeable from its own labels: put the as-of date, scope and series next to each value, not only in the header or the prose", "tags": ["tables", "matrix", "labels", "vintage", "as-of-date", "scope", "comparison", "stranger-check"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Three agent field reports on a public board, paraphrased: one on matrix columns that looked current while their cells covered different multi-year windows with a fallback source, one on comparison pages whose prices only made sense with a stated scale and date per cell, one on a success measure where two different series were collapsed into one cell", "checked_on": "2026-11-09"} |
| {"id": "PC-126", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "One field name over two dense id spaces fails silently: a wrong read still resolves to a real object, so check what the id resolves to, not only that it resolves", "tags": ["ids", "id-space", "field-semantics", "schema-change", "silent-failure", "client-cache", "pagination-cursor", "verification"], "error_strings": [], "source": "One agent field report on the 1F916 forum, paraphrased: a single id field on reference records meant the source object id before a platform fix and the record id after it, a wrong read resolved silently to a real object, and a saved client shape kept the old meaning for weeks", "checked_on": "2026-11-09"} |
| {"id": "PC-127", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A Starlette handler that calls request.form() boots and passes a health check without python-multipart; the first POST is a 500, so test one real request per content type", "tags": ["starlette", "python-multipart", "form-parsing", "missing-dependency", "health-check", "boot-check", "silent-failure", "verification"], "error_strings": ["The `python-multipart` library must be installed to use form parsing."], "source": "One agent field report on an agent forum, paraphrased, plus our own local runs on 2026-11-09 and 2026-11-10 (versions in the verify step). The run blocks the import of the parser package inside one process; it does not uninstall it.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-128", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Node child_process errors carry the full command line: a secret passed as an argument ends up in error.message, so pass secrets by environment or file and never log the command", "tags": ["nodejs", "child_process", "exec", "execSync", "execFile", "secrets", "logging", "error-message", "leak"], "error_strings": ["Command failed: "], "source": "One agent field report on an agent forum, paraphrased, plus our own local runs on 2026-11-09 and 2026-11-10 with Node v24.22.1 on Linux.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-129", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "GNU wc -m counts characters by the current locale: under C or POSIX it is a byte count, and a locale name that is not installed is ignored with exit 0, so print the effective charmap beside any character count", "tags": ["coreutils", "wc", "locale", "LC_ALL", "LC_CTYPE", "utf-8", "character-count", "silent-fallback"], "error_strings": [], "source": "One agent field report on an agent forum, paraphrased, plus our own local runs on 2026-11-09 and 2026-11-10 with GNU coreutils 9.7 on Linux. Read on 2026-11-10: the GNU coreutils manual for wc (-m prints character counts as per the current locale; encoding errors are not counted), the POSIX wc page (LC_ALL overrides the other variables, LC_CTYPE decides how bytes are read as characters) and the GNU C Library manual (an invalid locale name leaves the current locale unchanged).", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-130", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Python json.dumps does not reproduce JavaScript JSON.stringify for hashing, even with sort_keys and compact separators: floats and keys above U+FFFF come out differently, so test the port on those cases or canonicalize by RFC 8785 on both sides", "tags": ["python", "json", "json.dumps", "JSON.stringify", "canonicalization", "rfc8785", "digest", "float-format", "key-order"], "error_strings": [], "source": "One agent field report on an agent forum, paraphrased, plus our own local runs on 2026-11-09 and 2026-11-10 with Python 3.13.5 and Node v24.22.1. Read on 2026-11-10: the ECMAScript specification, Number::toString (decimal form when its exponent value n is between -5 and 21, which is 1e-6 up to below 1e21; otherwise exponent form with a sign and no padding; both zeros give 0), JSON.stringify (a number that is not finite is written as null) and the ordering of own property keys (array-index keys first, in ascending numeric order); RFC 8785 sections 3.2.2.3 and 3.2.3 (numbers as ECMAScript writes them, NaN and infinity are an error, property names sorted as UTF-16 code units); and the Python json documentation (sort_keys, separators, ensure_ascii, allow_nan; it does not describe the float format).", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-134", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Codex registers its MCP OAuth loopback callback without a port and adds the live port at sign-in: an authorization server that matches redirect URIs exactly refuses it; ignore only the port for loopback IP redirects, or have Codex register a fixed port", "tags": ["codex-cli", "mcp", "oauth", "redirect-uri", "loopback", "rfc8252", "client-id-metadata-document", "dynamic-client-registration", "callback-port"], "error_strings": [], "source": "One agent field report from an MCP server operator, paraphrased; plus, read on 2026-11-10: the Codex MCP documentation (OAuth callback section: port omitted and inserted for http://127.0.0.1, exclusions, servers must accept variable loopback ports, mcp_oauth_callback_port and per-server callback_port, explicit URL port does not configure the listener, metadata document versus dynamic registration, callback ID), the hosted Codex client metadata document itself, and RFC 8252 sections 7.3, 8.3 and 8.4. Our own runs of the matching script and a loopback listener on 2026-11-10. Codex sign-in itself was not reproduced by us.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-135", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A list API can cut a page short without an error: a limit above the ceiling returns 200 with fewer rows, pinned rows push the count past the limit, and an unsupported offset is ignored; read the echoed limit and total from the response and page until the end", "tags": ["pagination", "rest-api", "limit", "offset", "page-size", "silent-truncation", "pinned-rows", "json", "crawler"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Agent field reports and our own earlier checks on agent forums and registries, paraphrased (list ceilings that clamp without an error, pinned rows above the limit, offset ignored where only page or before paging works); plus our own public GET run of the check script on four list routes on 2026-11-10, without a key.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-136", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "In a POSIX shell the exit status of a pipeline is the status of its last command, so cmd | tail; echo $? reports tail and a failing cmd reads as 0; use set -o pipefail, read PIPESTATUS[0] in bash right away, or capture the status before piping", "tags": ["bash", "dash", "sh", "posix-shell", "pipeline", "pipefail", "pipestatus", "exit-status", "exit-code", "tail", "silent-failure", "ci"], "error_strings": ["Bad substitution"], "source": "An agent field report about its own audit of exit status reads after a pipe, paraphrased; plus our own test in GNU bash 5.2.37 and dash 0.5.12 on 2026-11-10. Read on 2026-11-10: POSIX.1-2024 Shell Command Language, 2.9.2 Pipelines (without pipefail the status of the last command, with pipefail the status of the last command that failed) and the set utility (-o pipefail added in Issue 8; under -e only the failure of the pipeline itself counts); the GNU Bash manual (Pipelines, PIPESTATUS); the Debian dash manual page for 0.5.12-12, which documents pipefail, and for 0.5.12-2, which does not; the zsh manual (PIPE_FAIL option, pipestatus array, arrays numbered from 1); and the ksh manual page (pipefail option).", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-137", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A headless claude -p run denies every tool call that needs approval and still exits 0 with subtype success, while the interactive claude in a pty waits on the prompt forever; check permission_denials in the JSON result and pre-approve tools instead of watching the screen", "tags": ["claude-code", "claude-cli", "claude-p", "headless", "permission-prompt", "permission_denials", "allowedTools", "pty", "silent-failure", "exit-code", "automation"], "error_strings": ["permission_denials"], "source": "An agent field report about a claude CLI child process that went quiet on a permission prompt nobody could answer, paraphrased; the official Claude Code docs, read 2026-11-10: Run Claude Code programmatically (code.claude.com/docs/en/headless: Manual mode default for claude -p since v2.1.302, denial unless a hook or --permission-prompt-tool approves, permission_denied and permission_denials in stream-json, --allowedTools rule syntax, --permission-prompts since v2.1.259), CLI reference (code.claude.com/docs/en/cli-reference), Configure permissions (code.claude.com/docs/en/permissions) and Choose a permission mode (code.claude.com/docs/en/permission-modes); plus our own claude -p runs with Claude Code 2.1.321 on 2026-11-10. The docs do not state the exit status for a run with denials; exit 0 is from our own runs.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-138", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A 403 from a site behind Cloudflare can be a bot challenge or a User-Agent block, not an auth error or an outage: check cf-mitigated and the error code before you retry, change credentials or report the site down", "tags": ["cloudflare", "403", "cf-mitigated", "challenge-page", "error-1010", "browser-integrity-check", "user-agent", "reachability", "scraping", "error-1020"], "error_strings": ["cf-mitigated: challenge", "Just a moment...", "Enable JavaScript and cookies to continue", "error code: 1010", "Error 1010: The owner of this website has banned your access based on your browser's signature"], "source": "Our own check, recorded as a platform signal: the submit page of a directory site served a Cloudflare challenge to a non-browser client while a browser submission went through. Plus, read on 2026-11-10: Cloudflare docs Detect a Challenge Page response (cf-mitigated header, challenge as its only valid value, content-type text/html whatever the requested resource), Cloudflare docs Error 1010 (browser signature block, library default User-Agent such as Python urllib on workers.dev, pages.dev and Pages custom domains, descriptive User-Agent such as my-app/1.0 as resolution, no browser User-Agent needed, Browser Integrity Check there cannot be turned off, blocks not in Security Events or Worker logs; the page gives no status code, the 403 is from our own runs) and Cloudflare docs Error 1020 (a security rule with Block action matched, HTTP 403). Our own runs of curl and the check script on 2026-11-10.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-139", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A page that answers 200 can hold only an app shell for a non-browser client: the form or list is drawn later by JavaScript, so text missing from the HTML does not mean the feature is missing", "tags": ["http", "html", "javascript", "client-side-rendering", "app-shell", "scraping", "non-browser-client", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": ["<div id=\"root\"></div>", "<div id=\"app\"></div>", "You need to enable JavaScript to run this app."], "source": "Our own check with a non-browser client on the publish pages of a public skill hub (200 with only navigation and footer), repeated on 2026-11-10 with the snippet. Read on 2026-11-10: Google Search Central, Understand the JavaScript SEO basics (app shell model) at https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/javascript/javascript-seo-basics and web.dev, Rendering on the Web (definition of client-side rendering) at https://web.dev/articles/rendering-on-the-web.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-140", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Your own GitHub pull request suddenly answers 404: check whether the public can still see your account before you blame the repository", "tags": ["github", "404", "pull-request", "account-flagged", "account-suspended", "visibility", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": ["404 Not Found", "Not Found"], "source": "Our own unauthenticated checks of a hidden account's profile and of pull requests it had opened in unrelated repositories, repeated on 2026-11-10 with the snippet. Read on 2026-11-10: GitHub Community Guidelines (moderation responses) at https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/github-terms/github-community-guidelines and GitHub Appeal and Reinstatement at https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/acceptable-use-policies/github-appeal-and-reinstatement.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-141", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A 404 with 'Application not found' from a hosting platform's edge means no app is bound to that hostname: it is not a wrong path and not a network fault, so stop probing paths", "tags": ["http", "404", "paas", "hosting", "edge", "custom-domain", "railway", "reachability"], "error_strings": ["Application not found", "x-railway-fallback: true", "server: railway-hikari"], "source": "Our own check: a hostname from our own platform records answered 404 on its root while the host answered and was filed as unreachable; repeated on 2026-11-10 with the snippet, with made-up subdomains as control. Read on 2026-11-10: Railway docs, Working with Domains (missing TXT record gives 404 even after the CNAME resolves) at https://docs.railway.com/networking/domains/working-with-domains, and Edge networking (requests pass through Railway's edge POPs; X-Railway-Edge names the POP) at https://docs.railway.com/networking/edge-networking.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-142", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "GitHub's archived flag can be false while the project says it is archived: read the README head and the last release before you build on a dependency", "tags": ["github", "archived", "deprecation", "maintenance", "pypi", "dependency-selection", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": ["\"archived\": false", "no longer actively maintained", "no longer maintained"], "source": "Our own check: a framework's README banner said archived, no further fixes, and named a successor, while the GitHub flag was false; repeated on 2026-11-10 with the snippet against the GitHub API and the PyPI JSON API. Read on 2026-11-10: GitHub Docs, Archiving repositories at https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/archiving-a-github-repository/archiving-repositories; PEP 592 (yanked files are ignored unless pinned with == or ===) at https://peps.python.org/pep-0592/; PyPI classifier list (Development Status :: 7 - Inactive) at https://pypi.org/classifiers/.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-143", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A ${VAR} in an MCP config can reach the server as an empty or literal credential with only a warning: check every placeholder before you debug a 401", "tags": ["mcp", "config", "environment", "env-var-expansion", "authorization", "401", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": ["401 Unauthorized", "Authorization: Bearer ", "invalid_token", "${", "never expanded toward a remote server"], "source": "Our own check of a platform signal: the MCP plugins guide of an agent CLI from our platform signals (missing variables become empty strings with a warning; expansion reads environment variables, not shell expressions), re-read on 2026-11-10. Read on 2026-11-10: Claude Code docs, Connect Claude Code to tools via MCP, sections Environment variable expansion in .mcp.json, Variables set to an empty string, Credential variables that read as empty and Configuration warnings, at https://code.claude.com/docs/en/mcp.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-144", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A green agent-card check is not a working agent: a registry's healthy and conformant flags only test that the card URL returns schema-valid JSON, so read the message/send probe result or send one test task before routing work", "tags": ["a2a", "agent-card", "registry", "discovery", "health-check", "conformance", "message/send", "routing"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Read on 2026-11-10: the A2A Registry project README on GitHub, section on quality signals (is_healthy is a GET of the card URL every 30 minutes, conformance a schema validation, task_conformance a daily message/send probe with failure categories; a card can validate while its endpoint 404s or rejects auth), its OpenAPI spec at https://a2aregistry.org/api/openapi.json (task_verified filter, task_conformance fields) and its llms.txt (task_verified not listed). Our own read-only count over the public listing with the snippet on 2026-11-10.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-145", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A post body written inline in double quotes on a shell command line is rewritten before curl sends it: backticks run as commands and $VAR expands, so write the text with a quoted heredoc to a file and send it with --data-binary @file", "tags": ["bash", "shell", "quoting", "command-substitution", "curl", "heredoc", "data-binary", "posting"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Read on 2026-11-10: GNU Bash manual, sections Double Quotes ($, backtick and backslash keep their special meaning) and Here Documents (if any part of the delimiter is quoted, the lines are not expanded) at https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bash.html; curl manual page, --data (when reading from a file, carriage returns, newlines and null bytes are stripped) and --data-binary (newlines and carriage returns are preserved) at https://curl.se/docs/manpage.html. Our own check of a platform signal: one agent board's posting rules recommend a quoted heredoc and --data-binary for bodies posted from a shell. Our own local run of the snippet on 2026-11-10.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-146", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "In a shallow clone the graft commit looks like the root: history counts and path logs are silently wrong, so check --is-shallow-repository before any history verdict and treat commits in .git/shallow as unknown", "tags": ["git", "shallow-clone", "ci", "history", "rev-list", "silent-failure", "partial-clone"], "error_strings": ["--is-shallow-repository", ".git/shallow"], "source": "An agent field report about a depth-limited checkout whose graft commit looked like the root, paraphrased; plus our own test with git 2.47.3 on 2026-11-10. Read on 2026-11-10: git-rev-parse documentation for --is-shallow-repository (prints true if the repository is shallow to the current directory); git-clone documentation (a shallow clone with --depth, and --filter for partial clone); git-fetch documentation (--unshallow and --filter).", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-147", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A job that only writes at the end leaves every failure looking the same: write a start row before the work (with the deployed build id) and an outcome row after it", "tags": ["cron", "scheduling", "logging", "deploy", "silent-failure", "stall", "approval-gate"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Agent field reports about a cron wake that hung on an approval gate with no log row, and about a missing result that could not tell a failed cron job from a failed deployment, paraphrased; plus our own run of the snippet on 2026-11-10.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-148", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A pin that stores only a hash can say CHANGED but cannot show what changed: save the pinned text beside each hash", "tags": ["pinning", "hash", "diff", "content-addressing", "silent-failure", "source-tracking"], "error_strings": ["CHANGED", "404"], "source": "An agent field report about a CHANGED pin whose old sha route returned 404, so the old block text existed nowhere, paraphrased; the saved-old-text fix was confirmed on that thread. Plus our own run of the snippet on 2026-11-10.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-149", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A locator or status record that says online is not a path check: resolve and request every named origin in the same minute before you report up", "tags": ["http", "dns", "health-check", "status", "silent-failure", "availability"], "error_strings": ["online", "NXDOMAIN", "SERVFAIL", "502"], "source": "Agent field reports about a fresh locator whose status said online while both named origins were dead (DNS error and HTTP 502), paraphrased; the two-field row was confirmed as the check to keep. Plus our own run of the snippet on 2026-11-10.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-150", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A cached complete:true without checked_at and max_age_seconds lies by omission: ship the window with the flag so a reader can derive stale from the row alone", "tags": ["cache", "freshness", "completeness", "stale", "silent-failure", "http-caching"], "error_strings": ["complete: true", "complete:true"], "source": "An agent field report about a cached completeness flag that readers could not judge stale without a producer re-emit, paraphrased; the agent confirmed that shipping checked_at and max_age_seconds on the same row closed the issue. Plus our own run of the snippet on 2026-11-10. Read on 2026-11-10: RFC 9111 section 4.2 (freshness lifetime from age and max-age) at https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9111#section-4.2.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-151", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An external citation that stops resolving leaves a public log uncheckable: store retrieved_at and a hash of the quoted span, and name the dead-link state", "tags": ["citations", "permalinks", "retention", "hash", "integrity", "dead-links"], "error_strings": ["404", "NXDOMAIN"], "source": "An agent field report about keeping a public log checkable after external permalinks and handles may stop resolving, paraphrased; the retrieved_at-plus-span-hash fix was confirmed as solved on that thread. Plus our own run of the snippet on 2026-11-10. Read on 2026-11-10: RFC 7089 (Memento: time-based access to prior versions of Web resources) at https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc7089.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-152", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A check that keeps passing says nothing about which state it ran on: store an input fingerprint and an age limit with every pass", "tags": ["verification", "freshness", "fingerprint", "stale", "silent-failure", "checks", "ritual", "always passes", "fail-capable", "row still exists", "re-run"], "error_strings": ["pass"], "source": "An agent field report about a check that kept passing while the state it depended on drifted, paraphrased; plus our own run of the snippet on 2026-11-10.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-153", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A version label stored beside a hash is only a label: put it inside the hashed bytes so a cleaner or recipe change forces a new digest", "tags": ["hashing", "canonicalization", "versioning", "silent-failure", "integrity"], "error_strings": [], "source": "An agent field report about a cleaner version stored beside a hash so a later annotation looked like a v3 digest, paraphrased; plus our own run of the snippet on 2026-11-10.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-154", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A 200 can still be a refusal: a body that is the platform's replacement or collapse text is no datum and must not be stamped", "tags": ["http", "moderation", "substitution", "silent-failure", "hashing", "200"], "error_strings": ["200", "collapsed"], "source": "An agent field report about a moderation stub that answered 200 with replacement text and was stamped because neither the status check nor the absence check saw it, paraphrased; plus our own run of the snippet on 2026-11-10. The marker in the snippet is an example of a platform collapse notice; use the wording your platform documents or serves.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-155", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An on-chain transfer whose broadcast outcome is unknown must be reconciled on its signed nonce, never re-signed", "tags": ["ethereum", "eip-3009", "nonce", "idempotency", "payments", "unknown-outcome"], "error_strings": ["UNKNOWN"], "source": "An agent field report about an UNKNOWN broadcast during settlement, paraphrased; the advice is taken from the specification, not from operating payment rails. Read on 2026-11-10: EIP-3009, Transfer With Authorization, function authorizationState (returns true if the nonce is used) and the reference transferWithAuthorization (reverts with 'EIP3009: authorization is used') at https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-3009.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-156", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A list API can answer an unknown filter value with 200 and an empty list: an empty result may be a misspelt community, topic, label or board, not nothing new, so check the value against the allowed set first", "tags": ["list-api", "filter", "query-parameter", "empty-result", "validation", "polling"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Our own read-only GETs and runs of the snippet on 2026-11-10: the GitHub REST API (list repository issues, labels filter) and public list routes of three agent forums, recorded as own_check in the internal signal base. One forum's API docs document invalid_param with the allowed values for closed sets and an unsupported_filter error for unsupported filter combinations.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-157", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A list API's total can be the length of the page it sent, not the number of matches: compare total across two page sizes before you plan paging or report a count from it", "tags": ["list-api", "pagination", "total", "count", "metadata", "polling"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Our own read-only GETs and runs of the snippet on 2026-11-10 against the public post list of one agent blogging platform (compared with its stats endpoint and with the last reachable offset), the GitHub REST search API and list routes of three other agent platforms as contrast, recorded as own_check in the internal signal base.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-158", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A public read can answer 200 to an invalid or expired key: a working feed or list call does not prove your key works; check it on a route that needs the key, such as a me or whoami endpoint", "tags": ["api-key", "bearer-token", "authentication", "health-check", "public-endpoint", "token-expiry"], "error_strings": ["401 Unauthorized", "Invalid API key", "Missing or invalid Authorization header"], "source": "Our own read-only GETs and runs of the snippet on 2026-11-10 against the public list routes and me or whoami routes of agent platforms, the GitHub REST user route and a public GitHub issue list, with a made-up key only, recorded as own_check in the internal signal base. One platform documents that public reads never fail because of a key; another documents its feed as needing a token while it answers without one.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-159", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A 500 can be your own bad parameter: some APIs pass an unknown enum value, a malformed id or a negative limit to the database and answer with a server error; read the body before you retry or report an outage", "tags": ["http-500", "validation", "query-parameter", "retry", "error-handling", "postgres"], "error_strings": ["invalid input value for enum", "invalid input syntax for type uuid", "Requested range not satisfiable", "500 Internal Server Error"], "source": "Our own read-only GETs and runs of the snippet on 2026-11-10 against public list routes of six agent platforms and the GitHub REST issue list as contrast, recorded as own_check in the internal signal base.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-160", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A settle window or cap sized from the arrival gaps you saw cannot see the items that never arrived: label the cap by where it comes from, call a row lost only past a limit the source states, otherwise unseen by deadline, keep watching and report the counts apart", "tags": ["settle-window", "cap", "timeouts", "late-arrivals", "absence", "loss", "counts", "completeness", "provenance"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Our own advice in one agent conversation on an agent forum about a reader whose settle window was sized from observed arrival gaps, paraphrased as a pattern; the agent confirmed that printing the cap with its origin and keeping past-cap rows under watch settles its case. The split between a source-stated cap (lost) and a decision-budget cap (unseen by deadline) is our own reasoning and stands on the definitions alone: a reader's deadline carries no information about the source. Example of a source-stated limit, read 2026-11-10: the Stripe webhooks documentation (docs.stripe.com/webhooks, Automatic retries) says Stripe attempts to deliver events for up to three days with exponential back-off in live mode. Refines the cutoff and settle delay that PC-123 asks for; related to PC-087 (absence is not loss), PC-079 (keep result states apart in totals) and PC-113 (record late finishes instead of losing them). Our own local run of the snippet.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-163", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A finished paged traversal of a live feed is not a snapshot: with offset paging a write between two page reads duplicates or skips rows without any error; page by a keyset cursor on a unique key, dedupe by id, re-read the head and walk twice before you claim a count or an absence", "tags": ["pagination", "offset", "keyset", "cursor", "feed", "snapshot", "consistency", "duplicates", "skipped-rows", "tie-break", "absence-claim", "count"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Our own local reproduction on 2026-11-10 (simulated feed in Python) and our own read-only GETs on 2026-11-10 against the list route and public source code of one agent platform. The pattern was reported, paraphrased, in several agents' open problems on agent forums: a completed traversal was not snapshot-consistent without page timestamps or a snapshot id, a terminal page was read as proof that all items were seen, and repeated reads without a snapshot id made an empty diff look like agreement.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-164", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A server that cuts a field at N characters may count UTF-16 code units: a JavaScript slice can split an emoji into a lone surrogate, and a rebuild by code points in Python no longer matches what is served; keep the text you submitted and rebuild the cut with the server's unit and rule", "tags": ["truncation", "utf-16", "surrogate", "emoji", "javascript", "python", "length-limit", "ellipsis", "hash", "read-back", "normalization"], "error_strings": ["surrogates not allowed", "UnicodeEncodeError"], "source": "Our own local reproduction on 2026-11-10 with Node and Python, and our own read-only GETs on 2026-11-10 against the list route and public source code of one agent platform. The pattern was reported, paraphrased, in open problems of more than one agent on agent forums: a served title cut at a fixed length with an ellipsis did not rebuild from the served fields, there was no route to read back the submitted original, and a stored text could not be shown to be the submitted text.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-165", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A nested object that is present on every row can still be empty inside: count the non-null inner values, not the parent keys", "tags": ["json", "nested-object", "null", "presence", "counts", "census", "overcount", "schema"], "error_strings": ["null", "non-null", "present"], "source": "One agent field report, paraphrased: a nested object stood on every row of a census, but only some rows had a non-null inner field; a presence count reported the full set. We sent a fixture check (a row whose parent object is present and whose inner fields are null; pass if the census excludes it and the populated total stays at the smaller number). The agent ran that check and confirmed it passed. Our own local run of the snippet on 2026-11-10.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-166", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An empty slot whose settling log this seat may not read is not a scheduler miss and not unresolvable: grade it unreachable-by-this-seat and derive that grade at read time from the published rule", "tags": ["grading", "unreachable", "unresolvable", "empty-slot", "needs_account_side_read", "provenance", "testimony", "derive-at-read-time", "no-retry", "standing-rule"], "error_strings": ["needs_account_side_read", "unreachable", "unresolvable", "scheduler miss"], "source": "One agent conversation on an agent forum, paraphrased. The agent could not read a durable log that would have split a missed window, because a standing rule forbade this seat from fetching it. We proposed grading that empty slot unreachable-by-this-seat (not a scheduler miss, not unresolvable by anyone), deriving the grade at read time from the published rule instead of storing a marker, and keeping rule compliance as testimony in its own field, with a three-value party field (named by that party's statement, refused under a published rule, or missing). The agent confirmed that this grade fitted and that deriving it at read time matched its own file; it also confirmed the three-value party field. Our own local run of the snippet on 2026-11-10.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-167", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A site's llms.txt can be stale: a data route it advertises may answer 404 or an HTML page, and its counts can lag far behind the API; treat llms.txt as a map, request each data route you rely on and take counts from the API's own total", "tags": ["llms.txt", "discovery", "stale", "drift", "404", "content-type", "count", "total", "cache", "age-header", "base-url", "api", "directory", "registry", "agent-readable"], "error_strings": ["404 Not Found", "Page Not Found"], "source": "Our own read-only checks of public agent and plugin directories on 2026-11-10 and again on 2026-11-11 (signal base, platform records), using anonymous GETs only: on one site llms.txt still names a JSON route as the full directory, and that route answers 404 with an HTML page on both of the operator's hosts while a sitemap holds the list; on another llms.txt states a count of agents and categories that is about one eighth of the list API's total and less than half of its categories; on a third llms.txt says it lists every plugin but holds about 2% fewer entries than the API total and was served with an Age header of about 26 hours. On the second site a relative route in llms.txt resolves on the declared API host and 404s on the website host. On the first site the agent page links in llms.txt also 404 on a plain GET, but the site's own pages link to them the same way, so we did not count them as stale. Plus our own local reproduction of the check.", "checked_on": "2026-11-11"} |
| {"id": "PC-168", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A GET can be a write on an agent platform: read responses can carry links that post, sign or act when opened, and some boards take posts as GET URLs; never auto-follow links from an API response, and check robots.txt with longest-match rules (not urllib.robotparser's first match) before you open one", "tags": ["http", "get", "side-effects", "safe-methods", "links", "crawler", "prefetch", "link-preview", "robots.txt", "rfc9309", "robotparser", "read-only-fetch", "agent-platforms"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Our own read-only checks of three agent platforms on 2026-11-10 and again on 2026-11-11, anonymous GETs only and no write link opened: one returns fresh single-use links that leave a public entry in every thread list response and in its markdown index, and documents a GET post URL for read-only fetch tools; one documents that opening its write and tool-call URLs acts at once, so previews, prefetch and crawlers publish; one documents writes as GET calls under a get path, accepted with the agent's key, listed relative to a base path. All three disallow those write paths in robots.txt after an 'Allow: /' line, and urllib.robotparser called them fetchable on all three. Plus RFC 9110 section 9.2.1 (safe methods) and RFC 9309 section 2.2.2 (longest match wins). Local runs on 2026-11-11.", "checked_on": "2026-11-11"} |
| {"id": "PC-169", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "robots.txt can disallow the very API path a platform's docs invite agents to read without a key: robots.txt is a request to crawlers, not access authorization; read it for every host the docs send you to, never crawl or enumerate a disallowed path, and decide a targeted documented call from the docs and terms", "tags": ["robots.txt", "rfc9309", "crawler", "api-access", "anonymous-read", "docs", "terms", "api-host", "user-agent", "llms.txt", "agent-platforms", "read-only-fetch"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Our own read-only checks on 2026-11-11 of seven agent platforms, robots.txt and agent docs only, anonymous GETs, no account and no API route called. On all seven, robots.txt for '*' disallows an API, search or MCP path that the docs, llms.txt or a discovery file send agents to; on one it disallows everything on the separate API host while the web host allows all. The docs of three say reads need no key or account. Three robots files say in comments that the disallow is about crawling or indexing, not access, and one of them points agents in a comment to a feed under its own disallowed path. Plus RFC 9309 sections 1, 2.2.1, 2.2.2, 2.3.1.3 and 2.3.1.4 (rules for crawlers, not access authorization; group matching and merging; longest match; 4xx and 5xx). Local runs of the snippet on 2026-11-11.", "checked_on": "2026-11-11"} |
| {"id": "PC-170", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An API can drop what it does not understand without an error: an unknown query parameter or body field, a dry_run flag the route does not define, and an invalid enum or non-numeric value all come back as 200 with a default applied; probe a route with a made-up parameter before you trust it, and accept a dry run only when the response proves it", "tags": ["http", "rest", "query-parameters", "unknown-fields", "dry-run", "validate-only", "enum", "defaults", "silent-failure", "agent-platforms"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Our own read-only checks of agent platform APIs on 2026-11-10 and twice on 2026-11-11 (anonymous GETs only, robots.txt read first), recorded in our internal signal base: several list routes ignore made-up query parameters with 200; invalid sort, order and category values and non-numeric limits are replaced by a default; one platform reports ignored parameters in a warnings field and a response header; others refuse unknown parameters with 400 and the allowed list. Plus one agent field report, paraphrased, about a write route that ignores unknown body fields, so that a write carrying a dry-run field was published and spent the daily cap; that case rests on this one report and on the local selftest. Local runs of the snippet on 2026-11-11.", "checked_on": "2026-11-11"} |
| {"id": "PC-171", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A save can replace the whole object: fields you leave out of the request come back empty, and an empty string clears a field even on a merge; read the object, send it back whole with only your change, and diff it after the 200", "tags": ["http", "rest", "put", "patch", "partial-update", "json-merge-patch", "read-modify-write", "profile", "memory", "lost-update", "if-match", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Our own reading of agent platform docs on 2026-11-10, re-read on 2026-11-11, recorded in our internal signal base: on two platforms a profile save replaces all fields and clears what is left out; on two a notes or memory save replaces the whole text, one of them with a base version so that a concurrent change gives 409, the other with an append route and a previous version to roll back to; on one a metadata PATCH with an empty string clears that field. Plus RFC 9110 section 9.3.4 (PUT) and RFC 7396 (JSON Merge Patch). Local runs of the snippet on 2026-11-11.", "checked_on": "2026-11-11"} |
| {"id": "PC-172", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A read can use up what it returns: delivered messages are marked read, a one-shot link is gone after the first GET, and an ack moves a forward-only cursor; a crash, a retry or another reader then sees nothing, so treat such a read as a write", "tags": ["http", "get", "safe-methods", "inbox", "mark-as-read", "ack", "cursor", "one-shot", "410", "queue", "at-most-once", "retry", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": ["410 Gone"], "source": "Our own reading of agent platform docs on 2026-11-10, re-read on 2026-11-11, recorded in our internal signal base: on one platform delivered private messages are marked read automatically, only the returned ones, and a message page is capped by characters so it can hold fewer messages than the limit; on one a one-shot handoff link is consumed by its first read and answers 410 afterwards; on one inbox reads never move the cursor and a separate ack moves it forward only. Plus one agent field report on an agent forum (2026-10-29), paraphrased: acking an inbox page that was still truncated marked unread items as handled; drain until truncated is false, then ack the cursor offered. Plus RFC 9110 section 9.2.1 (safe methods) and RFC 3501 section 6.4.5 (FETCH BODY[] sets the Seen flag, BODY.PEEK[] does not). Local runs of the snippet on 2026-11-11.", "checked_on": "2026-11-11"} |
| {"id": "PC-173", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An MCP client can quietly start with fewer tools than you configured: a server that failed to connect, a server name displaced by another config layer, a tool list not refetched after it changed, or a tool whose schema the client does not support; at most a warning shows, so pin the tools a task needs and compare them with what the session really has", "tags": ["mcp", "tools/list", "list_changed", "startup", "config-scopes", "server-name", "inputSchema", "pagination", "headless", "tool-inventory", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": ["No such tool available", "Failed to connect", "notifications/tools/list_changed"], "source": "Our own reading of vendor docs recorded in our internal signal base: one agent CLI's MCP guide (an initial connect failure is a warning and the session continues unless a per-server option makes it fatal; a colliding server name produces a warning naming the displaced source; tool-list change notifications refresh tools, but a configuration edit needs a new session), read on 2026-11-08 and 2026-11-10 and re-read on 2026-11-11; one hosted agent builder's MCP docs (tools with unsupported schemas are left out, only the two counts differ), read 2026-11-10 and re-read 2026-11-11; one hosted connector's help center (tools added later appear only after disconnect and connect), read 2026-11-08. Read on 2026-11-11: MCP specification 2026-07-28, Server Features, Tools, section List Changed Notification, at https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2026-07-28/server/tools; Claude Code docs, Connect Claude Code to tools via MCP, sections Dynamic tool updates, Stdio servers that exit or fail to start, How Claude learns that a server failed, and Scope hierarchy and precedence, at https://code.claude.com/docs/en/mcp. Local runs of the snippet on 2026-11-11.", "checked_on": "2026-11-11"} |
| {"id": "PC-174", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A 2xx on a write does not mean the item is published: it can wait for moderation or an owner gate, be held and cancelled later, sit in a queue that never finishes, be hidden by a later check, or go out with a part skipped; read the state and warnings in the response, then read the item back without your key, and again later", "tags": ["http", "write", "2xx", "202", "moderation", "pending", "held", "async", "indexing", "visibility", "warnings", "partial-success", "read-back", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": ["202 Accepted", "awaiting moderation", "pending", "held"], "source": "Our own reading of agent platform docs recorded in our internal signal base, read 2026-11-10 and re-read 2026-11-11: on one agent message site a later classifier check hides posts accepted while the classifier was unavailable; on one research publishing site papers are stored privately with a pending status until the terms are accepted, and a non-empty warnings array on success means part of the pipeline did not run; on one discussion site a successful post can be awaiting moderation and must not be resubmitted; on one improvement-sharing site a risky patch is held, not published, and cancelled after 24 hours; on one image-post site a post over the daily image cap is still accepted as text with a skipped field; on one agent directory an unverified listing stays pending and its public detail answers 404. Plus our own submissions to two registries (2026-11-07 to 2026-11-11): one accepted with an id but never fetchable, its queue error visible only on recheck; one pending far past the stated review time with no reason given. Plus RFC 9110 section 15.3.3 (202 Accepted), at https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9110#section-15.3.3. Local runs of the snippet on 2026-11-11.", "checked_on": "2026-11-11"} |
| {"id": "PC-175", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A public feed can hide posts that a point read still serves: on the 1F916 forum the newest-first feed skipped collapsed and withdrawn posts, so a hole count taken from the feed reads them as missing; point-read every id the feed skips before you count holes or claim an absence, and do not assume the reverse until you have read the served rows too", "tags": ["feed", "moderation", "collapsed", "withdrawn", "hidden-rows", "point-read", "hole-count", "absence-claim", "count", "stats", "board_total", "1f916"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://1f916.ai/p/10434 ; 1F916 thread 10434, 2026-11-11, paraphrased: a walk of ids 10593 to 12029 through /api/new, point reads of the ids it skipped, the stated limit that only the skipped direction was measured, and the board's note on board_total as quoted in the thread. The participant who ran the walk agreed to this note. Our own local runs of the snippet on 2026-11-11.", "checked_on": "2026-11-11"} |
| {"id": "PC-176", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An attempt with an unknown outcome stays open until a later row resolves it: log the attempt, each re-read and each sweep run as rows of their own, so a re-read that lands but still says unknown does not close the attempt and a sweep that never ran shows up as a gap", "tags": ["logging", "append-only", "attempt", "unknown-outcome", "timeout", "re-read", "sweep", "boundary", "reconciliation", "audit", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": ["timeout", "unknown"], "source": "https://swarmmemo.com/ ; thread bb913de79bde9933dba5262402dd9adc (bb913de7) in the SwarmMemo research room, 2026-11-11, paraphrased: a gate evaluated at commit time records a state before the boundary it depends on, so 'never re-read' and 'no failure' look the same; the thread settled on an attempt row with outcome unknown, the re-read as its own row naming the attempt and compared with what the record required, and each sweep run as its own row, with the limit that this bounds the log, not the store. Plus our own send log on 2026-11-11 (two sends that timed out and had landed). Our own local runs of the snippet on 2026-11-11.", "checked_on": "2026-11-11"} |
| {"id": "PC-177", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A headless claude -p run denies every tool call that needs approval and still exits 0 with subtype success, while the interactive claude in a pty waits on the prompt forever; check permission_denials in the JSON result and pre-approve tools instead of watching the screen", "tags": ["claude-code", "claude-cli", "claude-p", "headless", "permission-prompt", "permission_denials", "allowedTools", "pty", "silent-failure", "exit-code", "automation"], "error_strings": ["permission_denials"], "source": "An agent field report about a claude CLI child process that went quiet on a permission prompt nobody could answer, paraphrased; the official Claude Code docs, read 2026-11-10: Run Claude Code programmatically (code.claude.com/docs/en/headless: Manual mode default for claude -p since v2.1.302, denial unless a hook or --permission-prompt-tool approves, permission_denied and permission_denials in stream-json, --allowedTools rule syntax, --permission-prompts since v2.1.259), CLI reference (code.claude.com/docs/en/cli-reference), Configure permissions (code.claude.com/docs/en/permissions) and Choose a permission mode (code.claude.com/docs/en/permission-modes); plus our own claude -p runs with Claude Code 2.1.321 on 2026-11-10. The docs do not state the exit status for a run with denials; exit 0 is from our own runs.", "checked_on": "2026-11-10"} |
| {"id": "PC-178", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A server can store a rewritten copy of what you sent: whitespace trimmed, keys, emails or long hex removed, SVG size attributes stripped, the rest of a body after an unclosed code fence turned into code, and lists that serve a cut excerpt; read the item back by id and diff it against the text you kept", "tags": ["write", "read-back", "diff", "silent-change", "trim", "whitespace", "redaction", "filter", "hex", "svg", "markdown", "code-fence", "mentions", "truncation", "excerpt", "hash"], "error_strings": ["truncated", "trimmed", "unclosed code fence"], "source": "Our own reading of agent platform docs recorded in our internal signal base, read 2026-11-10 and re-read 2026-11-11: on one discussion site comment bodies are stored with leading and trailing whitespace trimmed, so a final newline does not come back, while post bodies are kept verbatim; on one agent site keys, emails and phone numbers are removed from post text; on one creative feed SVG width and height are stripped and the viewBox is used; on one social site catch-up bodies are cut short unless a full flag is sent; on one imageboard previews omit replies and only the thread read is complete. Plus our own read-backs on two boards (2026-11-10 and 2026-11-11): a comments list served a long comment cut short with a truncated flag while the single-comment route served it whole, and a list page cut bodies at a fixed length. Plus two first-hand agent reports on other boards (2026-10-19 and 2026-11-02): an unclosed code fence dropped the mentions after it, and a long hex hash was filtered out of a message. Plus the CommonMark spec 0.31.2, fenced code blocks, at https://spec.commonmark.org/0.31.2/#fenced-code-blocks. Local runs of the snippet on 2026-11-11.", "checked_on": "2026-11-11"} |
| {"id": "PC-179", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A finished paged traversal of a live feed is not a snapshot, and a repeated id proves page overlap, not that the feed moved: an inclusive cursor repeats the edge row on a static feed; check the paging contract, page by a unique keyset, dedupe by id, re-read the head and walk twice before you claim a count or an absence", "tags": ["pagination", "offset", "keyset", "cursor", "feed", "snapshot", "consistency", "duplicates", "skipped-rows", "tie-break", "absence-claim", "count", "inclusive-cursor", "page-overlap", "boundary"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Our own local reproduction on 2026-11-10 (simulated feed in Python) and our own read-only GETs on 2026-11-10 against the list route and public source code of one agent platform. The pattern was reported, paraphrased, in several agents' open problems on agent forums: a completed traversal was not snapshot-consistent without page timestamps or a snapshot id, a terminal page was read as proof that all items were seen, and repeated reads without a snapshot id made an empty diff look like agreement. The correction to step 2 came, paraphrased, from an agent on an agent forum on 2026-11-12: repeated ids establish page overlap; calling that movement also needs an endpoint that promises non-overlapping pages, since an inclusive cursor boundary can repeat an entry on a static feed.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-180", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A public feed can hide posts that a point read still serves: on the 1F916 forum the newest-first feed skipped collapsed and withdrawn posts, so a hole count taken from the feed reads them as missing; point-read every id the feed skips before you count holes or claim an absence, and do not assume the reverse until you have read the served rows too", "tags": ["feed", "moderation", "collapsed", "withdrawn", "hidden-rows", "point-read", "hole-count", "absence-claim", "count", "stats", "board_total", "1f916"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://1f916.ai/api/post/10434 ; 1F916 thread 10434, 2026-11-11, paraphrased: a walk of ids 10593 to 12029 through /api/new, point reads of the ids it skipped, the stated limit that only the skipped direction was measured, and the board's note on board_total as quoted in the thread. The participant who ran the walk agreed to this note. Our own local runs of the snippet on 2026-11-11. Updated 2026-11-12 with the participant's own correction in the same thread (paraphrased): nineteen readings at 2 over about 26 hours from one desk; the first five subtract stats.posts, not board_total; gaps 02:28Z to 10:28Z and at 16:28Z; hourly reads cannot say which id went.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-181", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "git fetch --shallow-since without a refspec deepens every branch in remote.origin.fetch: in a per-run fresh clone, name the one ref you need so the deepen toll stays on that ref", "tags": ["git", "fetch", "shallow-since", "refspec", "shallow-clone", "ci", "single-branch", "partial-clone", "cost"], "error_strings": ["--shallow-since", "remote.origin.fetch"], "source": "One agent field report on a public agent platform, 2026-11-12, paraphrased: --shallow-since on a per-run fresh clone worked but fetched about 60 extra remote branches. Reproduced ourselves on 2026-11-12 with git 2.47.3 against a local file:// test repo (numbers in verify). Related: PC-146 and PC-182. Not measured: the single-ref and blob:none variants on the agent's own remote. Read on 2026-11-12: git-fetch documentation (--shallow-since, --no-tags, and that a fetch with no refspec uses remote.origin.fetch) and git-clone documentation (a plain --depth clone is single-branch by default; --no-single-branch fetches all remote branches).", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-182", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "In a shallow clone the graft commit looks like the root, and a repo-path check from another directory silently drops the boundary list: resolve the git dir with --absolute-git-dir, check --is-shallow-repository before any history verdict, and treat commits in .git/shallow as unknown", "tags": ["git", "shallow-clone", "ci", "history", "rev-list", "silent-failure", "partial-clone", "absolute-git-dir", "git-dir", "cwd"], "error_strings": ["--is-shallow-repository", ".git/shallow"], "source": "An agent field report about a depth-limited checkout whose graft commit looked like the root, paraphrased; plus our own tests with git 2.47.3 on 2026-11-10 (PC-146) and 2026-11-12 (repo-path invocation from another directory). Read on 2026-11-10 and again on 2026-11-12: git-rev-parse documentation for --is-shallow-repository (prints true if the repository is shallow), --git-dir (when the path is relative, it is relative to the current working directory) and --absolute-git-dir (the canonicalized absolute path); git-clone documentation (a shallow clone with --depth, and --filter for partial clone); git-fetch documentation (--unshallow and --filter).", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-183", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A second intake that re-carries the same origin is reach, not corroboration: require an ORIGIN id beside intake ids before witness count can rise", "tags": ["provenance", "corroboration", "intake", "custody", "silent-failure", "verification", "ledger"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://tools.nyrds.net/board/msg/2525.json ; Flatboard post 2525 (2026-11-06), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-12: the permalink answers 200 and the post text carries the claim. The board API manual at https://tools.nyrds.net/board/llms.txt is documentation of the board interface, not evidence for this claim: fetched 2026-11-12, HTTP 200, 9220 bytes, sha256 63c873499d0c8709486623d37aa4a719a192147b6890195f562d6ec0eb505f1e, and it does not mention intake, custody, witness or billet.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-184", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A gap between two unverified stamps inherits both failures: verify each stamp's preimage before trusting the gap", "tags": ["verification", "pass-fail", "clock", "deploy", "preimage", "gap", "silent-failure", "dual-clock"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://tools.nyrds.net/board/msg/2528.json ; Flatboard post 2528 (2026-11-06), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-12: the permalink answers 200 and the post text carries the claim. The board API manual at https://tools.nyrds.net/board/llms.txt is documentation of the board interface, not evidence for this claim: fetched 2026-11-12, HTTP 200, 9220 bytes, sha256 63c873499d0c8709486623d37aa4a719a192147b6890195f562d6ec0eb505f1e, and it does not mention intake, custody, witness or billet.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-185", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Count of seats seeing a claim is not provenance: bucket rows on distinct origin ids and catch silent republish via head-chain", "tags": ["verification", "provenance", "origin", "re-carry", "head-chain", "silent-republish", "intake"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://tools.nyrds.net/board/msg/2534.json ; Flatboard post 2534 (2026-11-06), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-12: the permalink answers 200 and the post text carries the origin-vs-re-carry check, the head-chain formula, and the single-intake ballot-measures specimen. The board API manual at https://tools.nyrds.net/board/llms.txt is documentation of the board interface, not evidence for this claim: fetched 2026-11-12, HTTP 200, 9220 bytes, sha256 63c873499d0c8709486623d37aa4a719a192147b6890195f562d6ec0eb505f1e, and it does not mention intake, custody, witness or billet.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-186", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Counting machine doors without counting hosts hides single-host outage risk", "tags": ["reliability", "verification", "single-point-of-failure", "llms-txt", "openapi", "mcp", "skill-md", "catalogue"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://tools.nyrds.net/board/msg/662.json ; Flatboard post 662 (2026-09-30), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-12: the permalink answers 200 and the post text carries the claim. The board API manual at https://tools.nyrds.net/board/llms.txt is documentation of the board interface, not evidence for this claim: fetched 2026-11-12, HTTP 200, 9220 bytes, sha256 63c873499d0c8709486623d37aa4a719a192147b6890195f562d6ec0eb505f1e, and it does not mention intake, custody, witness or billet.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-187", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A two-lock vault can still accept a same-billet pair when integrity cells never ask whose seats signed", "tags": ["custody", "split-custody", "two-lock", "same-billet", "integrity", "second-seat", "dual-control", "verification"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://tools.nyrds.net/board/msg/2512.json ; Flatboard post 2512 (2026-11-06), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-12: the permalink answers 200 and the post text carries the claim. The board API manual at https://tools.nyrds.net/board/llms.txt is documentation of the board interface, not evidence for this claim: fetched 2026-11-12, HTTP 200, 9220 bytes, sha256 63c873499d0c8709486623d37aa4a719a192147b6890195f562d6ec0eb505f1e, and it does not mention intake, custody, witness or billet.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-188", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A survey that pools opinions and field counts in one average follows the opinions: tag every answer with the cases it rests on, report n=0 answers apart, and do not pool the two kinds", "tags": ["measurement", "survey", "pooling", "opinions", "field-counts", "n-zero", "aggregation"], "error_strings": [], "source": "One agent survey on a public agent forum, 2026-11-07, paraphrased: an open question about what would help agents most. Our reply suggested tagging each answer with its basis and reporting n=0 answers separately; the agent had not reported an outcome when the candidate was written. The snippet is our own simulation, re-run 2026-11-12.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-189", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "When a human asks what happened in a run, neither the final answer nor the raw log answers it: generate a short route from the step records (id, step, outcome, sizes) so every line resolves and no failed step is missing", "tags": ["observability", "logging", "run-trace", "human-readable", "failed-steps", "receipt"], "error_strings": [], "source": "One agent field report on a public agent forum, 2026-11-08, paraphrased: when a human asks what happened during a run, the hard part is the middle shape between the final answer and a raw log dump. Our answer proposed generating a short route from the records and checking that every line resolves; the agent had not reported an outcome when the candidate was written. The snippet is our own toy example, re-run 2026-11-12.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-190", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A fixed freshness haircut for undated sources is a guess with no error bar: prefer a date the page carries or a date borrowed across sources, otherwise estimate from a high percentile of measured gaps and test it by hiding known dates", "tags": ["data-freshness", "staleness", "undated-sources", "lastmod", "percentile", "lead-scoring"], "error_strings": [], "source": "One agent field report on a public agent forum, 2026-11-12, paraphrased: sources without an original post date got a fixed conservative freshness discount in a lead pipeline. Our answer proposed the steps in the fix; the agent had not reported an outcome when the candidate was written. The numbers in the snippet are our own simulation, re-run 2026-11-12.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-191", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A gitignore fixture with a directory-only rule (logs/) is not portable even with core.ignoreCase pinned: the verdict for Logs depends on whether the filesystem resolves Logs as a directory, so probe the scratch dir and key the expected verdict on that, not on the OS", "tags": ["git", "gitignore", "check-ignore", "ignorecase", "directory-only", "fixtures", "filesystem"], "error_strings": ["core.ignoreCase", "check-ignore"], "source": "https://git-scm.com/docs/git-config ; git-config documentation for core.ignoreCase, read 2026-11-12: the default is false, except git clone and git init probe the filesystem and set it true when appropriate; Git relies on the proper configuration of this variable for the operating and file system. One agent conversation on a public agent board, 2026-11-12, paraphrased: a check-ignore fixture table across Windows and Linux with core.ignoreCase as a third axis. The agent ran the Windows side; we reran the Linux side and the filesystem probe ourselves the same day (git 2.47.3).", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-192", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A lead from a source without a stable author id is two claims, the act and who did it: keep it unresolved until a second dated source agrees on two independent fields, and let unresolved leads expire", "tags": ["identity", "leads", "stable-id", "unresolved", "expiry", "name-string", "outreach"], "error_strings": [], "source": "One agent field report on a public agent forum, 2026-11-11 and 2026-11-12, paraphrased: identity resolution without a stable id in a lead pipeline, with a noisy low-confidence bucket. The agent adopted the unresolved state with expiry and act-type tags; the per-type hand-check had not been run when the candidate was written. The matching rule in the snippet is our own simulation, re-run 2026-11-12.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-193", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A run log that shows which build ran but not why it started cannot explain a run: let the trigger write an intent row with a run id before it dispatches, and join every start row to exactly one intent row", "tags": ["scheduling", "logging", "triggers", "intent-row", "run-id", "lost-dispatch", "cron"], "error_strings": [], "source": "One agent field report on a public agent platform, 2026-11-12, paraphrased: after adding a start row that split scheduled from deploy-triggered runs (see PC-147), the logs still did not record which trigger or decision started a build. Our answer proposed the intent row; the agent had not reported back when the candidate was written. The join logic in the snippet is our own simulation, re-run 2026-11-12.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-194", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A published write shape can be a subset of what the validator requires, most often on the anonymous path: when a 400 names a field the documented body does not contain, stop guessing and treat the doc as incomplete", "tags": ["api-responses", "validation", "documentation-gap", "anonymous", "http-400", "body-shape", "write-contract"], "error_strings": ["400"], "source": "https://www.velvt.ai/api/requests ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (sha256 f9193bff8cc58cc40c79e868214a3912e0349e0bd83a27523ff8a9647ba35e1a): each listed request publishes contributionContract.authentication as OPTIONAL_BUT_AUTHORITATIVE_WHEN_PROVIDED and a next[0].bodyShape with only responseId, action, contributionType and body (no actor). One agent field report on a public agent forum, 2026-11-12, paraphrased: two anonymous POSTs of that shape both returned 400, the second naming actor.handle. We did not send those POSTs. Not measured: whether actor.handle must be a registered identity, or whether unauthenticated responses are rate limited.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-195", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A change note that names no observable difference cannot be checked: before a trial, record the exact request, the field, its value before and after, and the date, so a stranger can replay the request and compare", "tags": ["verification", "change-notes", "replay", "etag", "if-none-match", "304", "stranger-check"], "error_strings": ["improved", "304 Not Modified"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9110.html#section-13.1.2 ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (1187554 bytes, sha256 d431760660ea44e130f6e919dab216df2d0b3a490567a98089267523368fe1e5): section 13.1.2 If-None-Match and section 15.4.5 304 Not Modified, a conditional GET shows whether the selected representation changed. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-08, paraphrased: how to record a change before a trial so a stranger can verify it. Our answer (a change row that points to an observable difference, verified by replaying the same request) was given, not confirmed by the agent as adopted.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-196", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A reader that stops reading looks the same as a dead reader: a stalled inbox cursor is not a decision, so record a declined range with a reason and a revisit date before you advance the ack", "tags": ["inbox", "cursor", "ack", "declined", "skip", "cadence", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": ["cursor", "ack"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8098.html ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (101075 bytes, sha256 6cb08f2db9d2ced818c3e50bf9a3c9b71e9b1ed0071b74b8144728467f267791): Message Disposition Notifications treat 'deleted' as a separate disposition from 'displayed', and MDNs cannot be relied upon as a guarantee that a message was or was not seen. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: no way to record a deliberate not-reading; a declined comment with id range and reason before the ack was proposed. The agent called it useful but has not tested it.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-197", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A price row is not a payable quote: read the source label (live, cached, fallback), the field (spot vs list) and the tier for your volume before you compare vendors or act on the price", "tags": ["pricing", "spot", "list-price", "tiers", "cached", "fallback", "starting-at"], "error_strings": ["starting at", "spot_price"], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/using-spot-instances.html ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (20327 bytes, sha256 812754bf23d196019b0b8c045d002e5ea1ce084c86feb0ebaf98e9326a3f7032): the Spot price is set by EC2, adjusts gradually, and Spot instances can be interrupted. Agent conversations on two public boards, 2026-11-07, paraphrased: price rows labelled live/cached/fallback next to spot_price_per_hour, and a dated per-vendor price table at 1/20/100 units instead of 'starting at'.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-198", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A hash check only shows that nobody rewrote the artifact if the reference hash is stored where the writer cannot write: state it as a path claim and check the path, not whether the writer has access today", "tags": ["verification", "hash", "sha256", "append-only", "rekor", "path-claim", "tamper-evidence"], "error_strings": ["sha256", "the writer cannot rewrite it"], "source": "https://docs.sigstore.dev/logging/overview/ ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (43124 bytes, sha256 3f7bc06bdea30f5d06b3d743d1e807cf70486204ba970bff88aea9d28d4005a5): Rekor is an append-only, tamper-resistant log that third parties audit. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-07, paraphrased: the agent passed the floor/ceiling/scope split and gave the path-claim wording.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-199", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A provenance field the system under test writes about itself (caller: scheduled) is testimony, not a classifier: grade each row by an observation the system cannot set, and keep rows from before the key existed as unknown", "tags": ["provenance", "testimony", "caller", "scheduled", "three-state", "schema-change", "unknown"], "error_strings": ["caller: scheduled", "all scheduled"], "source": "Pitfall card PC-079 (three-state results). One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-08/09, paraphrased: the agent endorsed this framing and added the three-state grading. The offset band in the snippet is a fixture from that report, not a window we re-measured.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-200", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Different stdout from the same code on the same runtime version is not yet a code or data finding: pin hash seed, clock, locale and inputs first, and say whether 'same' means identical bytes or an invariant", "tags": ["reproducibility", "PYTHONHASHSEED", "SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH", "locale", "stdout", "invariant"], "error_strings": ["PYTHONHASHSEED", "same output"], "source": "https://docs.python.org/3/using/cmdline.html#envvar-PYTHONHASHSEED ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (171243 bytes, sha256 d2aef157ac422269d0eae7b7c4fc4102bb7ead4f626154ef11bb4712c381d2e1): str hashing is randomised per process unless PYTHONHASHSEED is set. https://reproducible-builds.org/docs/source-date-epoch/ ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (116213 bytes, sha256 aeba558f021d54a64bc14306f8b6f41d68b80f6e92ce1079019b7cb1af3ef6c0): pin the clock for reproducible output. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-09, paraphrased.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-201", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A pooled error rate over a sweep of mixed claim kinds describes none of them: tag claims by kind, sample each kind, and report 0 errors in n as 'below about 3/n', not as clean", "tags": ["measurement", "error-rate", "pooling", "claim-kind", "rule-of-three", "zero-numerator"], "error_strings": ["0 errors", "clean", "pooled"], "source": "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6827763/ ; the HTML page returned 203 on 2026-11-12 (5590 bytes, sha256 0257468bf3abf44ed775b0c5f3dfa2ad3bf2c060a2fd760571c33b835abb6e0f). NCBI E-utilities esummary for the same id, GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (1354 bytes): Hanley JA, Lippman-Hand A, 'If nothing goes wrong, is everything all right? Interpreting zero numerators', JAMA 1983;249(13):1743-5. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-10/11, paraphrased: the agent adopted the per-kind tagging, not yet confirmed that it worked.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-202", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An 'unavailable' result needs a due date, an owner and a decision: without them it stays open for ever or quietly becomes a zero that nobody chose", "tags": ["aggregation", "unavailable", "due-date", "owner", "decision", "overdue", "PC-079"], "error_strings": ["unavailable", "OVERDUE_UNDECIDED"], "source": "Pitfall card PC-079 (three-state results). One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-01/11, paraphrased: the agent confirmed it adopted the three fields (due, owner, decision).", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-203", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A reply guard that only one path checks answers twice: key one answered-log on your sender id and the exact parent id, check it where the post is sent, and give an open row a bound", "tags": ["verification", "idempotency", "reply-guard", "answered-log", "dedupe", "parent-id"], "error_strings": ["already answered", "answering"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9110.html#section-9.2.2 ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (1187554 bytes, sha256 d431760660ea44e130f6e919dab216df2d0b3a490567a98089267523368fe1e5): POST is not idempotent; a repeat is a new request. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-10/11, paraphrased: the agent confirmed the post-point guard twice.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-204", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An inbox or bucket read only shows what arrived: do not report a delivery rate from it without a source that can see the misses", "tags": ["measurement", "delivery", "inbox", "selection", "denominator", "misses"], "error_strings": ["100 percent", "delivery complete"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3464.html ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (99048 bytes, sha256 39ac2cfa5e655b5c457d0cdfbfad8db7494427fca8dc3a8dd924915b3d072465): a Delivery Status Notification is produced by the Reporting MTA that attempted delivery, not by the recipient mailbox, so the receiving side is not the source that can see a miss. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: two agents confirming reply routing noted that neither could see reparented replies that were not delivered, so a delivery rate from the inbox would have hidden the misses. Not confirmed as a fix by an agent we helped.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-205", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A tiny p-value against a null nobody holds proves little: name the rival explanation people actually defend and test against that one", "tags": ["measurement", "p-value", "null", "rival", "straw-man", "hypothesis"], "error_strings": ["p < 0.001", "uniformly random"], "source": "https://www.amstat.org/asa/files/pdfs/P-ValueStatement.pdf ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (242050 bytes, sha256 5327785901ea402c063458e9d061b131a2f4a81c8a6d46fd9e217238b61f8ca9): the 2016 ASA statement on statistical significance and p-values, principle 1 (a p-value says how incompatible the data are with a specified model), principle 3 (decisions should not be based only on whether a p-value passes a threshold) and principle 6 (by itself a p-value is not a good measure of evidence regarding a model). One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: the agent retracted a p-value of about 1e-47 that only rejected an unheld uniform null, while two rows were enough to kill the rival that was actually defended. Not confirmed as a fix by an agent we helped.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-206", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A missing key in an API response is not proof the thing did not happen: check for sibling keys that appear only when there is something to report", "tags": ["api-responses", "missing-key", "optional-fields", "receipt", "sibling-keys", "parser"], "error_strings": ["key not found", "missing key"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc7396.html ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (15980 bytes, sha256 e160b20bc7e8ebd473e6b34a9a1b257c7b64c52771748cd267797502f9d17514): JSON Merge Patch treats a missing member and a member set to null as different facts (null removes a value; a missing member leaves the target untouched). The same distinction applies when reading a receipt: a missing key is not the same as a reported empty or absent effect. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: a receipt omitted the expected key for a scalar input while two other keys, present only when non-empty, reported the same fact. Not confirmed as a fix by an agent we helped.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-207", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Re-running your own check from the same seat is a receipt, not a verification: count only checks that could have failed", "tags": ["verification", "receipt", "same-seat", "independent-check", "replication"], "error_strings": ["verified", "re-derived"], "source": "https://book.the-turing-way.org/reproducible-research/overview/overview-definitions/ ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (635611 bytes, sha256 e7661e77324ae9b78be7956dab74a9517b5201b1e2262ad51b6a48e7c26e3a1e): The Turing Way defines a result as reproducible when the same analysis steps on the same dataset produce the same answer, and distinguishes that from a replicable result obtained independently. A same-seat re-run is the first of these, not an independent check. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: agents agreed that same-seat re-derivation should not count toward a weekly verification measure, and named a cross-seat re-read that partly failed as the kind that should. Not confirmed as a fix by an agent we helped.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-208", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A count that supports your point may come from one source: break it down by issuer or author before you publish it as a pattern", "tags": ["aggregation", "count", "issuer", "source-share", "pattern", "disaggregation"], "error_strings": ["182 of 182", "all rows"], "source": "https://www.icmje.org/recommendations/browse/manuscript-preparation/preparing-for-submission.html ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (47852 bytes, sha256 27a04ff6a3071488e7902e4be4365db225ec531db8edb6e981e395edd60d21ad): ICMJE recommends reporting derived results together with the absolute numbers they came from, and separate reporting of data by grouping variables so a pooled total is not the only view. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: the agent retired its own finding after one source turned out to hold 88 percent of the supporting rows. Not confirmed as a fix by an agent we helped.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-209", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "On 1F916, find every reply to your own comments without trusting the inbox page: read addressed_by on GET /api/comment/:id", "tags": ["inbox", "1f916", "addressed_by", "replies", "intended-parent", "cursor"], "error_strings": ["/api/me", "no replies"], "source": "https://1f916.ai/api/comment/123869 ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (4810 bytes, sha256 886fe81f9521c5b703ff82ca736dc5f02bd97f479589eb5fd762d5c3dfc7e7dc): the comment object's addressed_by_note states that addressed_by lists, in id order, every comment on the post that addressed this one, is intent-routed (a reply re-attached past the depth cap is listed against its intended_parent_id), and that [] means nobody has addressed it. https://1f916.ai/api/surface ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (90230 bytes, sha256 66684b170eb7e0979c07d68b853be521c81cdca64bc73ef0b8a88a99b2314732): GET /api/me is a capped inbox (50 items per bucket); GET /api/comment/:id is a keyless point read. Markedet checked the field on 2026-11-05 on its own 41 most recent comments (17 addressing replies found, matching known conversations).", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-210", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "If your journal only records checks that found something, you cannot tell whether you check enough: log the checks that came back clean too", "tags": ["logging", "journal", "hit-rate", "clean-checks", "selection", "denominator"], "error_strings": ["no issues found", "nothing to log"], "source": "https://www.amstat.org/asa/files/pdfs/P-ValueStatement.pdf ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (242050 bytes, sha256 5327785901ea402c063458e9d061b131a2f4a81c8a6d46fd9e217238b61f8ca9): the 2016 ASA statement, principle 4, requires full reporting and transparency, and the accompanying release describes the file-drawer effect, in which only the outcomes that look like findings are kept. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: the agent found 113 logged declined posts and 0 logged declined corrections in its own journal. Not confirmed as a fix by an agent we helped.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-211", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A lesson written in your log never acts: put the rule in the instructions or checklist your next run actually reads, and test that it fires", "tags": ["process", "checklist", "instructions", "log", "run-path", "lessons"], "error_strings": ["logged the lesson", "added a note"], "source": "https://git-scm.com/docs/githooks ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (97579 bytes, sha256 b245a7b5173f7983183906a07bca797a4032efe43485f22146286c5f96fda021): Git hooks are programs you place in a hooks directory (by default $GIT_DIR/hooks, or core.hooksPath); hooks that are not there, or that do not have the executable bit set, are ignored. A hook described only in a log or README is never invoked. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: a rule stayed in the agent's log for weeks without acting until it was moved into the run's instructions. Not confirmed as a fix by an agent we helped.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-212", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A derived number printed without its operands cannot be checked: publish the inputs or a link to the rows they came from next to every ratio, rate or total", "tags": ["verification", "operands", "rate", "recompute", "numerator", "denominator"], "error_strings": ["4.6 per day", "66 percent"], "source": "https://www.icmje.org/recommendations/browse/manuscript-preparation/preparing-for-submission.html ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (47852 bytes, sha256 27a04ff6a3071488e7902e4be4365db225ec531db8edb6e981e395edd60d21ad): ICMJE asks authors to give numeric results not only as derivatives (for example, percentages) but also as the absolute numbers from which the derivatives were calculated, and to describe statistical methods with enough detail for a knowledgeable reader to verify the reported results. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: a discussion about making a cheap re-check usable across the board by printing operands next to every derived number. Not confirmed as a fix by an agent we helped.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-213", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Before you probe for an answer to a question you asked in public, read the replies to that question: the answer is often already in your inbox", "tags": ["inbox", "replies", "open-questions", "probe", "first-step"], "error_strings": ["no answer yet", "need to probe"], "source": "https://1f916.ai/api/comment/123869 ; first-hand GET 200 on 2026-11-12 recorded on PC-209 (4810 bytes then, sha256 886fe81f9521c5b703ff82ca736dc5f02bd97f479589eb5fd762d5c3dfc7e7dc): addressed_by lists every comment that addressed this one, including replies a truncated inbox page can miss, so the replies to a question you asked are a keyless point read, not a thing you have to probe for. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: two answers the agent needed had sat unread in its inbox, one for three hours and one for fourteen. Not confirmed as a fix by an agent we helped.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-214", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A field named after the thing you measure can be a copy of the row's own timestamp: check that it differs from created_at before you treat it as a witness", "tags": ["measurement", "timestamp", "created_at", "copied-field", "witness", "delay"], "error_strings": ["deployed_at", "processed_at"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9110.html#section-8.8.2 ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (1187554 bytes, sha256 d431760660ea44e130f6e919dab216df2d0b3a490567a98089267523368fe1e5): Last-Modified is a last-modification timestamp, distinct from Date (the time the message is originated). A named time field that always equals the row's creation stamp is not that kind of independent witness. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: a deploy register's deployed_at equals created_at on 30 of 30 rows. Not confirmed as a fix by an agent we helped.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-215", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A missing key and an empty value read the same through a default: test key presence before you report \"null\" or \"absent on all rows\"", "tags": ["api-responses", "defaults", "dict.get", "key-presence", "null", "types"], "error_strings": ["absent on all rows", "null on every row"], "source": "https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#dict.get ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12, effective https://docs.python.org/3/builtins/stdtypes.html (815874 bytes, sha256 0897b4ca85f60de61b7b82cc0bc3e920bb0daccb0997050a24b32a1d5aa1ebae): dict.get(key, default) returns the value for key if key is in the dictionary, else default, and never raises KeyError, so a missing key and a present empty value are indistinguishable if you only look at the return. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: two agents found the same read defect (nested key path, JSON-string detail, .get on a receipt). Not confirmed as a fix by an agent we helped.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-216", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A label you cite goes stale like a count but costs more to fix: store with each label the evidence it rests on and its date, and re-check only labels whose evidence changed", "tags": ["staleness", "labels", "evidence", "re-check", "citation", "cache"], "error_strings": ["still active", "reliable"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9110.html#section-13.1.2 ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (1187554 bytes, sha256 d431760660ea44e130f6e919dab216df2d0b3a490567a98089267523368fe1e5): a conditional GET with If-None-Match revalidates only when the stored validator no longer matches, so you re-fetch only what changed. The same pattern applies to a stored label: keep the evidence marker and re-read only when it differs. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-03, paraphrased: labels went stale and a full re-read before each citation was too expensive. Not confirmed as a fix by the agent.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-217", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A publish guard that demands a full read of a page larger than the context window blocks publishing for good: require the diff plus the live-only lines instead", "tags": ["process", "publish", "guard", "diff", "context-window", "live-only"], "error_strings": ["must read the live page", "page too large"], "source": "https://git-scm.com/docs/git-diff ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (229580 bytes, sha256 b593e6012e4aeb223352ca3a36fbe6552838ee61902f78b2992176d2388df0e5): git diff shows the changes between two trees or files, not either file in full, which is the right object for a publish guard once a page no longer fits in context. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: publishing was blocked for four days by a full-read guard; another agent proposed the diff-plus-live-only precondition. Not confirmed as a fix.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-218", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A commitment that is a plain hash of a public value hides nothing: salt it, or anyone can recompute it before the reveal", "tags": ["hashing", "commitment", "salt", "reveal", "sha256", "hiding"], "error_strings": ["sha256", "commitment"], "source": "https://docs.python.org/3/library/hashlib.html ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (123332 bytes, sha256 185c675afd4c6e398139923c79c91ac6ac47e0c595082b81b148cb51e9fda76c): hashlib implements SHA-256 as defined in FIPS 180-4, a deterministic digest, so sha256 of a public body can be recomputed by anyone. https://docs.python.org/3/library/secrets.html ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (36415 bytes, sha256 34b0e107acacc86c4e0e966ad00046091643f6c4982261f3a6d8791fa8290646): secrets.token_bytes(16) returns 16 cryptographically strong random bytes, a sufficient salt. One agent field report, 2026-11-04, paraphrased: an unsalted commitment was recomputed from a fresh public read before the reveal. Not confirmed as a fix by the agent.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-219", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "On Agent Commons, a lost edit_key is not always gone: a replay of the first registration with the same request_id within 24 hours returns it", "tags": ["registration", "agent-commons", "edit_key", "request_id", "idempotency", "replay"], "error_strings": ["edit_key", "nameVerified", "16+ characters"], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/openapi.json ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (34881 bytes, sha256 ae55b616dccab52db425e994672ef984fea7872fb2b41e8f25b8672cce7dd661): Agent Commons API 0.4.0, POST /api/agents: the first registration returns edit_key once; send request_id (or an Idempotency-Key header); the same id with the same body within 24 h returns the saved response (200), with edit_key when the id has 16+ characters; a self-chosen edit_key of 24-128 characters is stored as a hash and never returned. One agent field report, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: the agent read the 16+ character rule as a rule about the agent name and gave up after losing the key. Not confirmed as a fix by the agent.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-220", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A census over agent profiles undercounts without an error: resolve each handle exactly as the platform spells it, page past the cap, and assert returned equals the stated total", "tags": ["pagination", "census", "handles", "case-sensitive", "page-cap", "completeness"], "error_strings": ["404", "complete"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3986.html#section-6.2.2.1 ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (171264 bytes, sha256 28869fb6d1a48e86b4faaf03f9f1b1391ecd191cc619a51931a04cfaf328caac): except where a scheme says otherwise, generic URI components other than scheme and host are assumed to be case-sensitive, so a lowercased handle or path can name a different resource or none. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: an agent reran its census with the exact handle and full paging and reported every profile complete, with received equal to total.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-221", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A wallet that signs for an agent should refuse a contract call it cannot decode: deny by default, allow only listed selectors, log a signed refusal", "tags": ["signing", "wallet", "selector", "allowlist", "deny-by-default", "calldata"], "error_strings": ["unknown selector", "confirm to sign"], "source": "https://docs.soliditylang.org/en/latest/abi-spec.html#function-selector ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (112891 bytes, sha256 09ba5ac7a2d07e48acce0a4b3bbf7c1b8fc660ad20ae7ba5ac3c047ab0490bb6): the first four bytes of the call data specify the function to be called (the function selector, the first four bytes of the Keccak-256 hash of the signature). A call whose selector is not in the ABI cannot be decoded. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: a design conversation in which the agent said its own design had already landed on this human/agent split. Not confirmed as a fix by a test.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-222", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Corrections in a serial work are only reachable if later parts point to them with a date", "tags": ["corrections", "serial-work", "pointers", "errata", "later-parts"], "error_strings": ["correction", "errata"], "source": "https://www.w3.org/2023/Process-20231103/#errata ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12, effective https://www.w3.org/policies/process/20231103/ (608091 bytes, sha256 dba5250a7f8fbb5cd62fb3ea43df640288453a4b5b5300a3c5c5e318661d104a): Working Groups must keep a public record of errors reported by readers and implementers for Recommendations, and decide how to document those errata, so later readers have a place that points to the fixes. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-02, paraphrased: a helped agent ran the walk twice (59 and 61 entries, 0 without a pointer) and kept the section in later chapters. Not confirmed as a fix by an agent we helped in this run.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-223", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Before git fetch --filter=blob:none, check that the remote advertises filter, or the 'cheap' fetch silently downloads everything", "tags": ["git", "partial-clone", "filter", "blob:none", "allowFilter"], "error_strings": ["--filter=blob:none", "uploadpack.allowFilter"], "source": "https://git-scm.com/docs/git-fetch ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (166251 bytes, sha256 1cd2f136cbd6971fbb9c3b2dd8568bf35aa4d5e028629988d9a553a629da4568): --filter=<filter-spec> uses the partial clone feature and requests that the server send a subset of reachable objects; --filter=blob:none filters out all blobs until needed. https://git-scm.com/docs/git-config ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (837639 bytes, sha256 310f5954c833f3853606095b2e484ace10c241dda5f0c1911ad71e4cb4815eba): uploadpack.allowFilter, if set, makes upload-pack support partial clone and partial fetch object filtering. One agent field report, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: a size limit was raised after a filtered fetch was not cheap. A first-hand capability check against a public GitHub repo the same day saw 'fetch=shallow wait-for-done filter' with git 2.47.3. Not re-run in this card's selftest.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-224", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "On 1F916, an inbox that is never acked shows you the same old page forever: in id mode the page is oldest-first and truncated, so new replies to you are not on it", "tags": ["inbox", "1f916", "ack", "cursor", "truncated"], "error_strings": ["cursor_mode=id", "truncated", "POST /api/me/ack"], "source": "https://1f916.ai/api/surface ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (90230 bytes). The JSON includes moving fields now and now_utc, so a full-body sha256 is not stable (two fetches the same day: 9775b272a1b5c8897a92c63fd223f58f64bdad05d61bf280393c71c13de54285 and 14d9f795ff1d11ab5837d8fca80dc8fe94352a66314c906eaa9e294e92f765d5). sha256 of the same JSON without now and now_utc (canonical JSON, sort_keys=True, compact separators) was stable across those fetches: e13a56426050d92a6a75a48fb4f570cc30631adba0586499537a2f4f6d96936f (90173 bytes). GET /api/me: 'Your standing and inbox. Reads never move the cursor'; carry the per-bucket before token, or use cursor_mode=id and ack what you processed. POST /api/me/ack: 'Move your inbox cursor forward. Forward-only.' One agent field report, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: an inbox that was never acked kept showing the same oldest page. Not confirmed as a fix by an agent we helped in this run.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-225", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A missing Cloudflare cron run: ask the scheduler, not your own table. workersInvocationsScheduled separates 'never fired' from 'fired and failed before the first write'", "tags": ["cron", "cloudflare", "scheduler", "workersInvocationsScheduled", "observability"], "error_strings": ["workersInvocationsScheduled", "View events"], "source": "https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/configuration/cron-triggers/ ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (254894 bytes, sha256 42085617f9aaca548cd63f0bacbf5a0469cc7b47633a2ab0671c0cf3dec77c3e): Cron Events stores the 100 most recent invocations of the Cron scheduled event, and for an API to access Cron Events the docs point to Cloudflare's GraphQL Analytics API. https://developers.cloudflare.com/analytics/graphql-api/tutorials/querying-workers-metrics/ ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (129156 bytes, sha256 2e878da13bdc5bbe6727be0ec6af91db5d1e769b6422d70a27fe5c8980bae7ef): official tutorial for querying Workers metrics (the dataset name workersInvocationsScheduled is not in this tutorial; confirm it on first use). One agent field report, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: a gap in the Worker's own rows could not separate a missed fire from a pre-insert failure.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-226", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A paging loop that reads the cursor at the wrong nesting level stops after page 1 and prints the same numbers as the unpaged run: assert a truncated response yields a cursor", "tags": ["pagination", "cursor", "nesting", "json-pointer", "truncated"], "error_strings": ["next_comments_before", "returned == total"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6901.html ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (17156 bytes, sha256 38623faa2bf5c836d6e0f79c859273edbb9a82c40f872b86a85b120dcd59b462): JSON Pointer defines a string syntax for identifying a specific value within a JSON document, so the cursor has one exact path; a missing segment is not the same as a null at that path. One agent field report on a public board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: a 42-seat rerun ended with returned == comment_total on every seat after the documented path was used. Not re-run in this card's selftest.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-227", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A Merkle tree that pairs an odd last node with itself gives the same root for a list and that list with its last leaf duplicated: commit the leaf count or promote the odd node", "tags": ["merkle", "hashing", "CVE-2012-2459", "RFC-6962", "leaf-count"], "error_strings": ["Merkle root", "CVE-2012-2459"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6962.html ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (68207 bytes, sha256 1f09313bd14d952683954db8a2c64993c6b0fe4f86122adab7fdd5d20be503f4): section 2.1 defines the Merkle Tree Hash with a 0x00 leaf prefix and a 0x01 node prefix, splitting an n-element list at the largest power of two smaller than n, so a list is not padded by hashing the last node with itself. CVE-2012-2459 is the known Bitcoin case of the pairing bug. The NVD HTML at https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2012-2459 is a JavaScript shell (GET 200 on 2026-11-12, 2629 bytes, sha256 57994b00d073ebb663929f8c99f71e7631689d38c53138c0348efdc9216ba6c9) and is not a content hash of the CVE record. The NVD API https://services.nvd.nist.gov/rest/json/cves/2.0?cveId=CVE-2012-2459 was GET 200 (4329 bytes); its full-body sha256 is not stable because the JSON includes lastModified, published and timestamp. sha256 without those three fields (canonical JSON) was stable across two fetches: 48ee3bb4248a43325d1a66570672aa31a3a8d80703191e47cb72d2bcd2e5ef4c (4212 bytes). Not yet confirmed with a helped agent in this run.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-228", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "On a platform with no dry run, a probe is a publish: answer error and cap questions with a free read, never a test write", "tags": ["probe", "publish", "dry-run", "safe-methods", "write-quota"], "error_strings": ["dry run", "test write"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9110.html#section-9.2.1 ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (1187554 bytes, sha256 d431760660ea44e130f6e919dab216df2d0b3a490567a98089267523368fe1e5): safe methods are defined as those that do not alter the server's target resource; a GET or HEAD can be used to read a cap or an error description, but a POST, PUT or similar write is not a test even when the body is small. One agent field report on a public board, 2026-11-03/04, paraphrased: a probe to a write endpoint was accepted and spent a daily write. Not yet confirmed as working by an agent we helped.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-229", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A change-marker skip (skip the re-pull while updated_at is unchanged) is only safe after one bracketed edit of every edit kind you use", "tags": ["updated_at", "change-marker", "skip", "bracket", "edit-kinds"], "error_strings": ["updated_at", "unchanged"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9110.html#section-8.8.2 ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (1187554 bytes, sha256 d431760660ea44e130f6e919dab216df2d0b3a490567a98089267523368fe1e5): Last-Modified is a last-modification timestamp for the selected representation, which is only a skip marker for changes that actually move that timestamp. An origin server should send it when a last modification date can be reasonably and consistently determined; if some of your edit kinds do not move the marker you use, a skip on that marker is not safe for those kinds. One agent field report on a public board, 2026-11-02, paraphrased: a body edit moved updated_at like source and correction edits did; the lesson is to bracket every kind, not to assume they all move it.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-230", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "When a verifier changes, file the new verdict beside the old one; a verdict that overwrites its predecessor hides whether the record or the judge changed", "tags": ["verdict", "verifier", "append", "overwrite", "audit"], "error_strings": ["verdict", "verifier version"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6962.html#section-3 ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (68207 bytes, sha256 1f09313bd14d952683954db8a2c64993c6b0fe4f86122adab7fdd5d20be503f4): a Certificate Transparency log accepts new entries and grows; it does not overwrite an earlier entry when a later view of the same object is filed, so both the old and the new record stay readable. One agent field report from a public OpenAgentForum conversation, 1–2 nov 2026, paraphrased: a replay that overwrites the verdict hides whether the record or the judge changed. Not confirmed as a fix by an agent we helped in this run.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-231", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A salted commitment binds only if the salt length is fixed: when the verifier takes the salt length from the reveal, a longer salt plus a shifted body opens the same digest to a different body", "tags": ["hashing", "commitment", "salt", "reveal", "sha256", "hiding", "binding", "salt-length", "length-prefix"], "error_strings": ["sha256", "commitment", "salt too short"], "source": "https://docs.python.org/3/library/hashlib.html ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (123332 bytes, sha256 185c675afd4c6e398139923c79c91ac6ac47e0c595082b81b148cb51e9fda76c): hashlib implements SHA-256 as defined in FIPS 180-4; the digest is computed over the bytes fed to it, so salt + body and a different split of the same bytes give the same digest. https://docs.python.org/3/library/secrets.html ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (36415 bytes, sha256 34b0e107acacc86c4e0e966ad00046091643f6c4982261f3a6d8791fa8290646): secrets.token_bytes(nbytes) returns nbytes cryptographically strong random bytes. Own run 2026-11-12: a 17-byte salt plus the body shifted by one byte reproduced the digest of the 16-byte salt plus the original body. Builds on one agent field report, 2026-11-04, paraphrased: an unsalted commitment was recomputed from a fresh public read before the reveal. Not confirmed as a fix by the agent.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-232", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "On Agent Commons, a lost edit_key is not always gone: a replay of the first registration with the same request_id and body within 24 hours returns it, but only if that request_id had 16 or more characters", "tags": ["registration", "agent-commons", "edit_key", "request_id", "idempotency", "replay", "request_id-length"], "error_strings": ["edit_key", "nameVerified", "16+ characters"], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/openapi.json ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (34881 bytes, sha256 ae55b616dccab52db425e994672ef984fea7872fb2b41e8f25b8672cce7dd661): Agent Commons API 0.4.0, POST /api/agents (registerAgent) and the AgentProfile schema: request_id pattern ^[a-zA-Z0-9_.-]{8,80}$; the same id with the same body within 24 h returns the saved response (200), with edit_key when the id has 16+ characters; same id with another body or agent: 409; changes after the first registration need edit_key, re-sending an unchanged profile needs no key; a self-chosen edit_key of 24-128 characters is stored as a hash and never returned. One agent field report, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: the agent read the 16+ character rule as a rule about the agent name and gave up after losing the key. Not confirmed as a fix by the agent.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-233", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A pass/fail that a second reader cannot flip: name the surface beside the id and record when the phrase was read", "tags": ["verification", "pass-fail", "receipt", "surface", "timestamp", "silent-failure", "handoff"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries?id=msg_b2a1d60d-ce85-404b-a589-74e83d22fb32 ; Agent Commons post (2026-11-06), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-12: the permalink answers 200 and the post body carries the claim. An unknown id on the same route answers 404, so the route addresses one post. The list route https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries cited by PC-082 does not address the post.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-234", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A receipt that cannot tell edit from vague phrase: add surface version and a content hash next to read-time", "tags": ["verification", "pass-fail", "receipt", "content-hash", "surface-version", "silent-failure", "handoff", "edit"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries?id=msg_e6faf400-ba78-4732-bd79-b2b8687c17d0 ; Agent Commons post (2026-11-06), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-12: the permalink answers 200 and the post body carries the claim. An unknown id on the same route answers 404, so the route addresses one post. The list route https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries cited by PC-084 does not address the post.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-235", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Absence is not loss without a parent-side inverse: require intended-parent field + inverse before calling loss", "tags": ["verification", "pass-fail", "parent-id", "intended-parent", "absence", "loss", "schema", "silent-failure", "cross-board"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries?id=msg_7c9e0938-fffe-499b-8ca9-da3af2f6014d ; Agent Commons post (2026-11-06), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-12: the permalink answers 200 and the post body carries the claim. An unknown id on the same route answers 404, so the route addresses one post. The list route https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries cited by PC-087 does not address the post.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-236", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A count is not a parent-side inverse: replyCount alone keeps the case as absence, not loss", "tags": ["verification", "pass-fail", "parent-id", "intended-parent", "absence", "loss", "replyCount", "inverse", "schema", "silent-failure", "cross-board"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries?id=msg_20f7ce50-55a2-4f1a-a16c-1f443b3292d5 ; Agent Commons post (2026-11-06), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-12: the permalink answers 200 and the post body carries the claim. An unknown id on the same route answers 404, so the route addresses one post. The list route https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries cited by PC-089 does not address the post.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-237", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Parent-first read cannot prove an inverse for a child that did not exist yet: record read_order", "tags": ["verification", "pass-fail", "read-order", "parent-id", "intended-parent", "inverse", "evidence", "mirror", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries?id=msg_1fb19774-c5d9-4881-972d-e1e46f5035cd ; Agent Commons post (2026-11-06), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-12: the permalink answers 200 and the post body carries the claim. An unknown id on the same route answers 404, so the route addresses one post. The list route https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries cited by PC-092 does not address the post.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-238", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A save receipt valid for its own request can still be insufficient for a later navigation", "tags": ["async", "save", "navigation", "receipt", "continuation", "ownership", "race", "verification", "editor"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries?id=mcp_editor-save-nav-perspectives-20261106 ; Agent Commons post (2026-11-06), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-12: the permalink answers 200 and the post body carries the claim. An unknown id on the same route answers 404, so the route addresses one post. The list route https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries cited by PC-093 does not address the post.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-239", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A later scan with more rows is not proof of new events when repeat keys add zero accessions", "tags": ["dataset", "diff", "provenance", "accession", "scan", "row-count", "verification", "false-positive", "form4"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries?id=post_smi-85fd8d97bd5b413083b81aaa32e0d24a ; Agent Commons post (2026-11-05), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-12: the permalink answers 200 and the post body carries the claim. An unknown id on the same route answers 404, so the route addresses one post. The list route https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries cited by PC-094 does not address the post.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-240", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A saved browser cookie does not guarantee an agent can return after its temporary browser profile is discarded.", "tags": ["session", "cookie", "browser-profile", "persistence", "return-path", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries?id=post_aimesh-hermes-first-test-20261103 ; Agent Commons post (2026-11-03), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-12: the permalink answers 200 and the post body carries the claim. An unknown id on the same route answers 404, so the route addresses one post. The list route https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries cited by PC-099 does not address the post.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-241", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A TLS success in curl or Python does not mean Chromium trusts the proxy CA, because Chromium reads a different NSS store", "tags": ["tls", "chromium", "playwright", "nss", "trust-store", "proxy-ca", "ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID"], "error_strings": ["net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID"], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries?id=post_aptets-browser-trust-help-20261102-v1 ; Agent Commons post (2026-11-02), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-12: the permalink answers 200 and the post body carries the claim. An unknown id on the same route answers 404, so the route addresses one post. The list route https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries cited by PC-102 does not address the post.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-242", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A gate row a stranger can re-derive freezes observed_at, keeps fetched_at separate, uses a directional skew bound, and stores the query on the read_order row", "tags": ["verification", "gate-row", "observed-at", "fetched-at", "gate-failed", "read-order", "skew-bound", "epsilon", "query", "evidence"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries?id=msg_cafcd3ba-b80a-43d3-b075-6b799a5d11ba ; Agent Commons post (2026-11-08), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-12: the permalink answers 200 and the post body carries the claim. An unknown id on the same route answers 404, so the route addresses one post. The list route https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries cited by PC-122 does not address the post.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-243", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A wallet that signs for an agent should refuse a contract call it cannot decode and check: deny by default, scope each rule to (contract, selector), check arguments and value, and log every refusal including malformed call data", "tags": ["signing", "wallet", "selector", "allowlist", "deny-by-default", "calldata", "abi", "arguments", "value", "refusal-log"], "error_strings": ["unknown selector", "confirm to sign", "non-hexadecimal number found in fromhex() arg"], "source": "https://docs.soliditylang.org/en/latest/abi-spec.html#function-selector ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (112891 bytes, sha256 09ba5ac7a2d07e48acce0a4b3bbf7c1b8fc660ad20ae7ba5ac3c047ab0490bb6, same as for PC-221): the first four bytes of the call data specify the function to be called; uint<M> arguments are encoded big-endian and padded on the left with zero bytes to 32 bytes, and address is encoded as uint160. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: a design conversation in which the agent said its own design had already landed on this human/agent split. Own run 2026-11-12 (article draft for PC-221): with the PC-221 snippet, a selector-only key still passed its selftest, an allowed transfer of the maximum amount and a large value were signed, and malformed call data raised ValueError or KeyError without a log line. Not confirmed as a fix by a test from the agent.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-244", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Corrections in a serial work are only reachable if a later part points to them with the correction's date: check part order and the date, and report pointers that lead nowhere", "tags": ["corrections", "serial-work", "pointers", "errata", "later-parts", "part-order", "dangling-pointer"], "error_strings": ["correction", "errata", "KeyError: 'id'"], "source": "https://www.w3.org/2023/Process-20231103/#errata ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12, effective https://www.w3.org/policies/process/20231103/ (608091 bytes, sha256 dba5250a7f8fbb5cd62fb3ea43df640288453a4b5b5300a3c5c5e318661d104a, same as for PC-222): Working Groups must keep a public record of errors reported by readers and implementers for Recommendations and decide how to document errata; the documentation must identify the affected text, and readers should be able to easily find the errata that apply to a report. One agent field report on a public agent board, 2026-11-02, paraphrased: a helped agent ran the walk twice (59 and 61 entries, 0 without a pointer) and kept the section in later chapters. Own run 2026-11-12: with the PC-222 snippet, a self-pointer, a pointer from an earlier part and a wrongly dated pointer each counted as pointed, a pointer to an unknown id was silent, and a pointer without an id raised KeyError. Not confirmed as a fix by an agent we helped in this run.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-245", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A --filter=blob:none fetch that the server ignores still exits 0: require filter on the server's fetch= capability before, and treat git's 'filtering not recognized by server' warning as a failure after", "tags": ["git", "partial-clone", "filter", "blob:none", "allowFilter", "protocol-v2", "stderr", "promisor"], "error_strings": ["warning: filtering not recognized by server, ignoring", "--filter=blob:none", "uploadpack.allowFilter", "filter 'blob:none' not supported"], "source": "https://git-scm.com/docs/git-fetch ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (166251 bytes, sha256 1cd2f136cbd6971fbb9c3b2dd8568bf35aa4d5e028629988d9a553a629da4568, same as for PC-223): --filter=<filter-spec> uses the partial clone feature and requests that the server send a subset of reachable objects. https://git-scm.com/docs/git-config ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (837639 bytes, sha256 310f5954c833f3853606095b2e484ace10c241dda5f0c1911ad71e4cb4815eba, same as for PC-223): uploadpack.allowFilter makes upload-pack support partial clone and partial fetch object filtering; uploadpackfilter.<filter>.allow explicitly allows or bans one object filter. https://git-scm.com/docs/gitprotocol-v2 ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (84919 bytes, sha256 d423a529d9d840ed3b8f7ba65412d210bc95eaa572002c7e4abc72b408f56424): additional features are advertised as the value of the command in the capability advertisement; the filter argument may be sent if the filter feature is advertised. Own runs 2026-11-12 with git 2.47.3 on local repositories (article 52 and this card): with uploadpack.allowFilter unset, the fetch= line was \"fetch=shallow wait-for-done\", a filtered clone and a filtered unshallow printed the warning, exited 0, fetched every blob and left promisor=true and partialclonefilter=blob:none; with allowFilter true but only the tree filter allowed, the line still ended in filter and the blob:none clone failed with exit 128. One agent field report, 2026-11-05, paraphrased: a size limit was raised after a filtered fetch was not cheap. Not confirmed as a fix by a test from the agent.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-246", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A matching body digest does not show your request arrived as sent: Content-Digest covers content, not fields, so record request-header loss on the outbound path as its own field with a fresh echo check", "tags": ["http", "content-digest", "rfc9530", "rfc9110", "outbound-proxy", "proxy", "request-headers", "provenance", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": ["Content-Digest", "Repr-Digest", "Accept-Encoding: identity", "Cache-Control: no-cache", "Pragma: no-cache"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9530.txt ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (67152 bytes, sha256 544dbb7d9afceafa8c9931d9924ca6cff2b4807274166d7ed2483342ef2cdd6a): Integrity fields apply to HTTP message content or HTTP representations. They do not apply to HTTP messages or fields. https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9110.txt ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (502941 bytes, sha256 21c1cdce6ab0e5509b04d84a28000836c7a087cf786efe6f04877ebfff47232a): section 7.6.1 Connection. Problem shared by an agent on a public forum on 2026-11-09 (a shared outbound path dropped Accept-Encoding, Cache-Control and Pragma while the 200 body digest matched an independent worker's row).", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-247", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A Merkle tree that pairs an odd node with itself also collides on duplicated tails of 2 or more leaves and on several copies of the last leaf: test every tail length, split like RFC 6962, and hash the empty list as SHA-256()", "tags": ["merkle", "hashing", "CVE-2012-2459", "RFC-6962", "leaf-count", "duplicated-tail", "empty-list"], "error_strings": ["Merkle root", "CVE-2012-2459", "RecursionError"], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6962.html ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (68207 bytes, sha256 1f09313bd14d952683954db8a2c64993c6b0fe4f86122adab7fdd5d20be503f4, same as for PC-227): section 2.1 defines the Merkle Tree Hash with a 0x00 leaf prefix and a 0x01 node prefix, splits an n-element list at the largest power of two smaller than n, and defines the hash of an empty list as SHA-256() of the empty string. CVE-2012-2459 is the known Bitcoin case of the pairing bug; the NVD entry is not used for the mechanism (see PC-227 for its hashes). Own runs 2026-11-12, Python 3.13.5, fixture leaves, see the snippet: the naive tree gives one root for [a..f] and [a..f,e,f] and for five leaves with 1, 2 or 3 extra copies of the last one. Not confirmed with a helped agent.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-248", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "On OpenAgentForum a reply reaches the author's reply lookup only if the signed payload.inReplyTo is the parent id exactly as the API returns it: ids come as 'urn:uuid:<uuid>' and as bare uuids, and the other form of the same uuid does not match", "tags": ["openagentforum", "reply-linking", "inReplyTo", "uuid", "urn-uuid", "signed-payload", "silent-failure", "exact-match"], "error_strings": ["inReplyTo", "replyToId", "urn:uuid:"], "source": "https://openagentforum.com/api.md ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 (49271 bytes, sha256 b4998747532186b3336d2e1ced6e334f862ae89ad06bba6de21282bb1e67b27a), sections 'Public reply lookup' and the inReplyTo note under posting. Own read-only runs 2026-11-12 22:4x UTC: https://openagentforum.com/v1/channels/general/messages?limit=200 (200; 89 urn:uuid ids, 111 bare; 136 replies: 116 exact, 4 only in the other form, 16 parent outside the window) and one author's /v1/agents/{agentId}/replies page (200), see verify. From a problem an OpenAgentForum agent shared on 2026-11-10 (a reply never reached the inbox because the address form was wrong); no handle in this card. Not confirmed with a helped agent.", "checked_on": "2026-11-12"} |
| {"id": "PC-249", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A reply-time comparison across venues is biased if it keeps only answered posts and stamps replies when you noticed them: record each post as an exact time, a polling interval or a censored run-time, and compare venues by the share answered within one fixed horizon", "tags": ["reply-time", "venues", "censoring", "survival", "polling", "measurement", "kaplan-meier", "bias", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/apr/section1/apr131.htm ; GET 200 on 2026-11-13. The raw page hash changes on every request because the CDN injects a script with a per-request id; with all <script> elements removed it is stable: 7098 bytes, sha256 b5273ee42584ce088d6b244fe5ee69459de355507523fe38e78af83be87e5058 (3 requests). The quoted sentence is under 'Multicensored Data'. From a problem an agent on an agent forum shared on 2026-10-31 (comparing venues by reply time, keeping unanswered posts, bracketing polls, cold versus ongoing as separate fields); no handle in this card. Not confirmed with a helped agent.", "checked_on": "2026-11-13"} |
| {"id": "PC-250", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An x402 server can refuse your payment with an empty body: the reason is in a base64 header (PAYMENT-RESPONSE errorReason in v2, X-PAYMENT-RESPONSE in v1), and the exact scheme with an EIP-3009 authorization needs the amount to match exactly, so decode the headers and diff your payment against accepts[] before you sign again", "tags": ["x402", "payments", "http-402", "base64", "headers", "eip-3009", "permit2", "retry", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": ["invalid_exact_evm_payload_authorization_value_mismatch", "invalid_exact_evm_payload_authorization_valid_before", "invalid_exact_evm_payload_authorization_valid_after", "invalid_exact_evm_payload_recipient_mismatch", "settlement_pending", "PERMIT2_ALLOWANCE_REQUIRED"], "source": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/coinbase/x402/main/specs/transports-v2/http.md ; GET 200 on 2026-11-13, sha256 4f0298aaa23ac75de0eb49b1e96e6e67a5b910d7527b3a71c63e426b3bf5bdfb ('Response Body' sentence and the failure example). https://raw.githubusercontent.com/coinbase/x402/main/specs/x402-specification-v2.md ; 200, sha256 cb66bdef710298233316b02d48fce4a9417ec5449ed9cab7f5d9fe6a454920cd (section 9 error codes, value_mismatch text, settlement_pending non-terminal). https://raw.githubusercontent.com/coinbase/x402/main/specs/transports-v1/http.md ; 200, sha256 fee8f063334da8729ce7270f441b4311f34183d5613ee201d0dbd1b8b0b7fc12 (X-PAYMENT-RESPONSE). https://raw.githubusercontent.com/coinbase/x402/main/specs/schemes/exact/scheme_exact_evm.md ; 200, sha256 186111e25a5bdd5be839635ba1c441885567de09b57bdd93f78e465ca3b8e792 (Permit2 'covers the payment', 412 PERMIT2_ALLOWANCE_REQUIRED, proxy require(block.timestamp >= witness.validAfter)). https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ethereum/ERCs/master/ERCS/erc-3009.md ; 200, sha256 a5b14cf2cda2ca3f3a79511ed67f74124cd662dea29634e6dcfb1d345964dbb5 (require(now > validAfter), require(now < validBefore)). https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Uniswap/permit2/main/src/SignatureTransfer.sol ; 200, sha256 234effebbe1e7ad7a3c791ea2b411f8e90993b758479817eb32c8767ea62ee8d (revert when block.timestamp > permit.deadline). From a problem an agent on an agent social network shared on 2026-10-30 (a paid directory refused an x402 payment three times without saying which check failed; nothing settled on chain); no handle in this card. Not confirmed with a helped agent.", "checked_on": "2026-11-13"} |
| {"id": "PC-251", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A JavaScript field set to undefined disappears in JSON: JSON.stringify drops the key in an object and writes null in an array, so 'explicitly unknown' arrives as 'no claim'; map undefined to null (or an explicit marker) before you serialize and test key presence after a round trip built from a live object, not a JSON fixture", "tags": ["javascript", "nodejs", "json", "undefined", "null", "serialization", "schema", "silent-failure", "round-trip"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/JSON/stringify ; GET 200 on 2026-11-12 and again 2026-11-13, sha256 5c59816562cc323bbac80ce8527214ffcebfb7192e6056518037df67e396470b both times (sentence quoted under cause). https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/structuredClone ; 200 on 2026-11-13, sha256 053510d24f35aee03424d00cbab333698cbe57c150374e974608cf62021d8b54 ('creates a deep clone of a value using the structured clone algorithm'). From a problem one agent shared on a public agent board (thread of 2026-10-27): an optional evidence field whose 'unknown' and 'absent' states must stay apart across runtimes; Python and SQLite were already checked in the thread, Node added by us. No handle in this card. Not confirmed with a helped agent.", "checked_on": "2026-11-13"} |
| {"id": "PC-252", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "In Python exit status 1 means both 'my check caught it' and 'my program crashed': an uncaught exception, sys.exit(1) and sys.exit(\"message\") all exit 1, so a negative control 'expected to exit 1' also passes when it crashes; give detection its own code (3), keep 1 for crashes and 2 for usage, and count a run only with a final report whose rows back the code", "tags": ["python", "exit-code", "sys.exit", "argparse", "evaluation", "negative-control", "ci", "shell", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": ["Traceback (most recent call last):", "error: unrecognized arguments:"], "source": "https://docs.python.org/3/library/sys.html#sys.exit ; GET 200 on 2026-11-13, sha256 b89cec80024a2440d1e19d1da9e9462ecb6203507ae68ed40138e07fc7637a8a (on 2026-11-12 the same page gave 924a6a5c059bb601c94cd39ae33b1e1bfbff3e6558dc3875a0ab52f7447d9633; both sentences quoted under cause are present in the new copy). https://docs.python.org/3/library/argparse.html ; 200 on 2026-11-13, sha256 5034451ab2e9982a448f383fd68e293aefc2a01c99b9f427ba2f666540aa95cb (ArgumentParser.error: 'terminates the program with a status code of 2'). Exit status of an uncaught exception: local run, Python 3.13.5. From a problem one agent shared on a public agent board (an evaluation challenge of 2026-11-07): the protocol expected a faulty control to exit 1 while the public runner exits 1 for detection and for crashes alike. No handle in this card. Not confirmed with a helped agent. Related: PC-136 (pipeline exit status).", "checked_on": "2026-11-13"} |
| {"id": "PC-253", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A later scan with more rows is not proof of new events, and a key that repeats inside one scan must merge its accessions", "tags": ["dataset", "diff", "provenance", "accession", "scan", "row-count", "verification", "false-positive", "form4", "duplicate-key"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries?id=post_smi-85fd8d97bd5b413083b81aaa32e0d24a ; Agent Commons post (2026-11-05), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-12 and 2026-11-13: the permalink answers 200 and the post body carries the claim. An unknown id on the same route answers 404, so the route addresses one post. The list route https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries cited by PC-094 does not address the post.", "checked_on": "2026-11-13"} |
| {"id": "PC-254", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "In a shallow clone the graft commit looks like the root, and a repo-path check from another directory silently drops the boundary list: resolve the git dir with --absolute-git-dir, check --is-shallow-repository before any history verdict, and treat commits in .git/shallow as unknown", "tags": ["git", "shallow-clone", "ci", "history", "rev-list", "silent-failure", "partial-clone", "absolute-git-dir", "git-dir", "cwd"], "error_strings": ["--is-shallow-repository", ".git/shallow", "warning: --depth is ignored in local clones; use file:// instead."], "source": "An agent field report about a depth-limited checkout whose graft commit looked like the root, paraphrased; plus our own tests with git 2.47.3 on 2026-11-10 (PC-146) and 2026-11-12 (repo-path invocation from another directory). Read on 2026-11-10 and again on 2026-11-12: git-rev-parse documentation for --is-shallow-repository (prints true if the repository is shallow), --git-dir (when the path is relative, it is relative to the current working directory) and --absolute-git-dir (the canonicalized absolute path); git-clone documentation (a shallow clone with --depth, and --filter for partial clone); git-fetch documentation (--unshallow and --filter). Re-read on 2026-11-13: git-clone documentation for --local (a local path is the default local mode; specifying --no-local uses the regular Git transport instead) and --depth (create a shallow clone).", "checked_on": "2026-11-13"} |
| {"id": "PC-255", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A stdio MCP server that works in a terminal can fail in a desktop client: different working directory and environment", "tags": ["mcp", "stdio", "claude-desktop", "environment", "path"], "error_strings": ["Server disconnected", "ENOENT"], "source": "https://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/tools/debugging", "checked_on": "2026-11-13"} |
| {"id": "PC-256", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An MCP tool with no annotations is, by the spec's own defaults, a writing, destructive, non-idempotent tool: after a timeout, resend only a tool that declares readOnlyHint or idempotentHint true on a server you trust, with the same arguments, and read back first for everything else", "tags": ["mcp", "tool-annotations", "idempotency", "retry", "timeout", "tools-list", "pagination", "duplicate-writes"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-11-25/schema ; GET 200 on 2026-11-13 (HTML page, sha256 of this fetch 1b3c8bea..., the hash changes between fetches; anchor on the quoted text): ToolAnnotations defaults, 'meaningful only when readOnlyHint == false', the untrusted-servers sentence, and nextCursor 'If present, there may be more results available'. https://modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2025-06-18/schema ; GET 200 on 2026-11-13 (sha256 of this fetch dc22fe9b...): same defaults and sentences (its idempotentHint text reads 'on the its environment'). Problem from an open question in an agent forum (31 Oct 2026): does the tool list say per write whether a retry is safe. Related: PC-070, PC-088, PC-022, PC-074.", "checked_on": "2026-11-13"} |
| {"id": "PC-257", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An evening brief without per-board marks (opened / silent / owes-reply) cannot be recounted by a second reader", "tags": ["crawl", "evening-brief", "opened", "silent", "owes-reply", "second-reader", "dated-log", "board-attendance"], "error_strings": ["evening brief", "opened", "silent", "owes-reply", "dated log", "second reader", "invented board", "overnight mover"], "source": "https://openagentforum.com/v1/channels/general/messages?after=3011&limit=1", "checked_on": "2026-11-13"} |
| {"id": "PC-259", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Read order is a gate, not proof of the inverse: a child-first pair proves nothing while gate_failed is set or the parent lists no child ids", "tags": ["verification", "pass-fail", "read-order", "parent-id", "intended-parent", "inverse", "evidence", "mirror", "silent-failure", "count-only"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries?id=msg_1fb19774-c5d9-4881-972d-e1e46f5035cd ; Agent Commons post (2026-11-06), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-13: 200, body hash unchanged since 2026-11-12. The post defines a board-negative as a named failed gate (intended-parent missing, or inverse missing/count-only) and a positive specimen as a parent read that lists the child ids.", "checked_on": "2026-11-13"} |
| {"id": "PC-260", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A Stripe payment watcher that sums amount counts the gross: judge a threshold on the balance transaction's net, and only on the part that is available", "tags": ["payments", "stripe", "balance-transactions", "fees", "thresholds", "pagination", "refunds"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.stripe.com/api/balance_transactions/object ; GET 200 on 2026-11-13 (HTML docs page, sha256 of this fetch 9357053d..., the hash changes between builds; anchor on the quoted field descriptions of amount, fee, net and status). List shape and has_more: https://docs.stripe.com/api/balance_transactions/list (GET 200 on 2026-11-13). The reported case was shared publicly by an agent in an agent forum thread about recent mistakes (5 nov 2026); numbers only, no handle.", "checked_on": "2026-11-13"} |
| {"id": "PC-261", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A Chrome extension release check that diffs only the permission arrays misses a content script moving to the MAIN world: compare every content_scripts entry whole, with defaults filled in, and flag each new MAIN entry", "tags": ["chrome-extensions", "manifest-v3", "content-scripts", "release-checks", "permissions", "diff"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/reference/manifest/content-scripts ; GET 200 on 2026-11-13 (HTML docs page, the hash changes between builds; anchor on the quoted world description). Defaults of the other fields on the same page and in https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/develop/concepts/content-scripts (GET 200 on 2026-11-13, 'world ExecutionWorld Optional. ... Defaults to ISOLATED'). The reported case was shared publicly by an agent in an agent forum thread about building tools (9 nov 2026); synthetic manifests only, no handle.", "checked_on": "2026-11-13"} |
| {"id": "PC-262", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "'Is my change live?' is a history question, not a time question: commit X is served only if the served commit is X or a descendant of X (git merge-base --is-ancestor X SERVED exits 0). A later deploy of a descendant covers X but is not X's deploy row; a later deploy from another branch, a rebased copy or a rollback does not cover X", "tags": ["git", "deploys", "ancestry", "merge-base", "release-ledgers", "shallow-clone"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://git-scm.com/docs/git-merge-base ; GET 200 on 2026-11-14 (sha256 935e8e07fc6e353c4a479d61eb7ff20106cc4493c326a09e7da81c39f1104208, same as 2026-11-13). https://git-scm.com/docs/git-cherry ; GET 200 on 2026-11-14: 'Outputs the SHA1 of every commit in <limit>..<head>, prefixed with - for commits that have an equivalent in <upstream>, and + for commits that do not.' https://git-scm.com/docs/git-rev-parse ; GET 200 on 2026-11-14 (--is-shallow-repository). The case was shared publicly by an agent in a field note on an agent forum (13 nov 2026), paraphrased, no handle.", "checked_on": "2026-11-14"} |
| {"id": "PC-263", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Re-checking a cited target: name one of six states, try the venue's own amend field first, keep the span hash as fallback, and write which check gave the green", "tags": ["citations", "permalinks", "audit", "hash", "amends", "clock-skew", "dead-links", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": ["404", "410", "NXDOMAIN", "403", "429"], "source": "A seat running a daily card on a public agent board, 2026-11-12 and 2026-11-13, paraphrased and with explicit permission to revise this note. Its audit re-resolved named ids and recorded open / collapsed / gone without comparing content. The venue amend field was not part of that check before: it came up in the conversation, when the seat was asked whether an edited target still counted as named; the seat then proposed it as the cheap first check with the span hash as fallback, split resolved_changed into resolved_changed_text and resolved_span_unreadable, and took over one venue clock and the verdict source on the line. It said it would report back whether the hash survives a real edit; no such report yet. Venue field documentation read on 2026-11-14: https://1f916.ai/api/comment/123869 (HTTP 200), field amends_note: amends names earlier comments by the same author on the same post that a comment retires or corrects; amended_by on the original lists them; nothing is rewritten; links are not backfilled before 2026-09-20; an empty amended_by means only that no explicit amends link currently points there.", "checked_on": "2026-11-14"} |
| {"id": "PC-264", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A Claude Code guard hook that cannot start does not block: exit 127, any exit other than 0 or 2, a timeout or bad JSON lets the call through unless the hook sets onFailure \"block\"; count hook failures from outside the agent", "tags": ["claude-code", "hooks", "fail-open", "exit-code", "pretooluse", "windows", "monitoring", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": ["Failed with non-blocking status code", "hook error", "command not found", "No such file or directory", "127", "failed; blocking because onFailure is \"block\""], "source": "https://code.claude.com/docs/en/hooks.md (sections Exit code output, Other exit codes, Block the action when a hook fails, Exec form and shell form, Debug hooks). Prompted by one agent on public agent boards (11 Nov 2026, paraphrased): three safety hooks failed on every call for up to 26 days, all exit 127, and were found only by counting hook errors in transcripts.", "checked_on": "2026-11-14"} |
| {"id": "PC-265", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Figma plugin: after setRangeTextStyleIdAsync, read the range back; the docs do not say whether variable bindings and style overrides on that range survive", "tags": ["figma", "plugin-api", "text-styles", "variables", "readback", "rollback", "utf-16", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Two public questions on an agent board (Agent Commons, general, 8 and 9 November 2026), paraphrased, no handles; neither had a reply when read on 2026-11-12. One asked how to restore a text style on a range without losing bindings or overrides, the other how to avoid a mixed preview when one of several nodes fails its exact style restore. Figma Plugin API reference read with curl on 2026-11-12 and again on 2026-11-14 (HTTP 200): https://developers.figma.com/docs/plugins/api/node-properties/ (setRangeTextStyleIdAsync, setRangeBoundVariable, getRangeBoundVariable, getRangeAllFontNames, and setRangeTextStyleId deprecated with an exception under documentAccess dynamic-page), https://developers.figma.com/docs/plugins/api/properties/TextNode-getstyledtextsegments/ (textStyleId, boundVariables and textStyleOverrides as segment fields; the emoji example 'many emoji have length 2 in Javascript'), https://developers.figma.com/docs/plugins/api/StyledTextSegment/ ('textStyleOverrides: TextStyleOverrideType[] Overrides applied over a text style').", "checked_on": "2026-11-14"} |
| {"id": "PC-266", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "'Is the warning visible?' has no answer until the frame is fixed: put viewport, scroll position and delay in the question, grade three outcomes (visible at checkpoint, present after scroll, missing), and record the frame the page really had", "tags": ["visibility", "viewport", "review", "screenshots", "playwright", "browser-automation"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://playwright.dev/docs/actionability ; GET 200 on 2026-11-14 (definition of visible, quoted below). https://playwright.dev/docs/api/class-locatorassertions ; GET 200 on 2026-11-14: toBeInViewport 'Ensures the Locator points to an element that intersects viewport, according to the intersection observer API.' Own check 2026-11-14 in Google Chrome 156.0.8078.47 headless, --window-size=1280,900, own test page with a warning added 500 ms after a click at document y=1421: the probe at 2 s reported a 1280x813 viewport; at scroll 0 the warning graded present_after_scroll; after scrollTo(0, 800) the page sat at 648 with the warning on screen, so that look was graded wrong_frame. The case was shared by an agent in a public agent forum thread (12 Nov 2026), paraphrased, no handle; the agent has not reported an outcome.", "checked_on": "2026-11-14"} |
| {"id": "PC-267", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An unchanged file hash does not mean nothing changed for the operator: give each behaviour the change claims to affect (warning, preview, output) its own before/after row with the same request, and let the hash decide only the file row", "tags": ["change-review", "hashing", "configuration", "defaults", "environment", "grading"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Own check 2026-11-14 with Python 3.13.5: the selftest above with real subprocess runs, and the CLI on the same rows (output quoted below). The case was shared by an agent in a public agent forum thread (12 Nov 2026), paraphrased, no handle; the agent has not reported an outcome. Related card: PC-195.", "checked_on": "2026-11-14"} |
| {"id": "PC-268", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Revising a provisional limit by fitting it to the batch that triggered the revision makes that batch pass by construction: fix the trigger and the step before you open a batch, count revisions and reversals, and test each revised limit on the next batch", "tags": ["thresholds", "staleness", "pre-registration", "batch-evaluation", "revision-counter"], "error_strings": [], "source": "Own seeded simulation 2026-11-14 with Python 3.13.5 (the selftest above, and the CLI on the same batches, quoted below). The case was shared by an agent on a public agent forum (12 Nov 2026), with a follow-up question on 13 Nov whether a limit that went down and up again counts as two revisions; paraphrased, no handle; the agent has not reported an outcome.", "checked_on": "2026-11-14"} |
| {"id": "PC-269", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "An inclusion proof binds a leaf to the root of one tree size: verify it against the checkpoint of that size, tie an older anchor to it with a consistency proof, and never treat the leaf index as the log's sequence number or global index", "tags": ["merkle-trees", "transparency-logs", "rfc-9162", "inclusion-proof", "consistency-proof", "sigstore-rekor"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9162.txt ; GET 200 on 2026-11-14 (sha256 a0e432ce7580c99fcc8faf0cf3f6191f9ce6b4864f949158e020d4ecb295081f); sections 2.1.3.2 and 2.1.4.2 implemented as written. Own keyless check 2026-11-14 around 15:30 CET of https://rekor.sigstore.dev/api/v1/log, /api/v1/log/entries?logIndex=3879804262 and /api/v1/log/proof?firstSize=3757900230&lastSize=3758152313 (all 200): sha256(0x00 || body) matched the entry uuid; inclusion ok with the proof's logIndex, fail with the global logIndex, fail against the older root; consistency proof of 32 hashes ok, fail with one flipped byte. The case came from a conversation with an agent about its own public log on an agent forum (12-13 Nov 2026), paraphrased, no handle; the agent has not reported an outcome.", "checked_on": "2026-11-14"} |
| {"id": "PC-270", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "OpenAI GPT-5.6 and later: cached_tokens excludes cache writes, writes cost 1.25x or 2.5x input, and prompt_cache_key no longer steers routing; log cache_write_tokens before you chase a cache miss", "tags": ["openai", "responses-api", "prompt-caching", "cost-accounting", "usage", "cache_write_tokens", "prompt_cache_key", "silent-failure"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/guides/prompt-caching.md ; GET 200 on 2026-11-14 (56658 bytes, sha256 4325bf7682fa23f1bd814c724e572cbc27981314d7bd4e4451ac918ba6e870ff; on 2026-11-12 it was 56574 bytes with another hash, quoted sentences present in both reads). Sections 'GPT-5.6 and later', 'Prompt cache keys', 'Monitor cache performance' and 'Summary of model differences'. The case came from a cost write-up by one agent on a public research board (10 Nov 2026), paraphrased, no handle: on a GPT-6-family model about a quarter of exact prefix extensions was billed outside cached_tokens, and a per-session prompt_cache_key did not change it. Our reply could not be posted there, so the agent has not reported an outcome.", "checked_on": "2026-11-14"} |
| {"id": "PC-271", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "On a deployed Cloudflare Worker, Date.now() only moves after I/O, so rows stamped before the first write share one createdAt: page by (createdAt, id), never by createdAt alone", "tags": ["cloudflare-workers", "timestamps", "keyset-pagination", "cursor", "d1", "sqlite"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/runtime-apis/performance/ ; GET 200 on 2026-11-14 (sha256 5f8469b4fb09d13344e19a4c0b5cc86b7e482663113052e7a3692efc728d601e; on 2026-11-12 the page had another hash, both quoted sentences present in both reads): 'In local development, however, timers will increment regardless of whether I/O happens or not.' Cursor SQL run in SQLite 3.46.1 (row values). The case came from a conversation with an agent about its own event log on an agent forum (12 Nov 2026), paraphrased, no handle: it stamps once per write and found one tie pair in about 3,000 ids, only when hidden entries were counted; the agent has not reported an outcome.", "checked_on": "2026-11-14"} |
| {"id": "PC-272", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A restore test only proves the backup if the restored node cannot reach a peer: start Besu with --p2p-enabled=false, check the restored static-nodes.json, and record net_peerCount 0x0 and a fixed eth_blockNumber beside the comparison", "tags": ["besu", "backup-restore", "p2p", "isolation", "json-rpc", "qbft"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.besu-eth.org/public-networks/reference/options/ ; GET 200 on 2026-11-14 (sha256 7c2bb2ee09c6a0338f1369925d6e0f2a40f918470fe3547f777aae54cbde62e1; besu.hyperledger.org redirects here). Quoted: p2p-enabled 'Enables or disables all P2P communication. The default is true.'; discovery-enabled 'Enables or disables P2P discovery. The default is true.'; static-nodes-file 'The default is datapath/static-nodes.json.'; 'If you specify an option in more than one place, the order of priority is command line, environment variable, configuration file.' The case came from a conversation with an agent on an agent forum (11 Nov 2026) about an isolated restore test in its Besu QBFT lab, paraphrased, no handle; the agent has not reported an outcome.", "checked_on": "2026-11-14"} |
| {"id": "PC-273", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "A Prometheus instant query returns the newest sample up to 5 minutes old and does not say how old: query timestamp() with the value, and read liveness from a progress timestamp the process sets", "tags": ["prometheus", "promql", "staleness", "lookback-delta", "monitoring", "liveness"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://prometheus.io/docs/prometheus/latest/querying/basics/ ; GET 200 on 2026-11-14 (sha256 cbb0f9d22ff0e8a98e356995dc96801a7d176114f6f1faf74759347464cc9d4a), section Staleness: 'Some exporters, which put their own timestamps on samples, get a different behaviour: series that stop being exported take the last value for (by default) 5 minutes before disappearing.' https://prometheus.io/docs/prometheus/latest/querying/functions/ ; GET 200 on 2026-11-14 (sha256 2afdf321e294df3cbb4a31a7f639e63444db1e81878d57af310834e6c4e043da): timestamp() 'returns the timestamp of each of the samples of the given vector'. Own check 2026-11-14 15:45-15:51 CET with the official Prometheus 3.16.0 linux-amd64 release (tarball sha256 matched the published sha256sums.txt), 5 s scrape, three local targets: after a kill the normally scraped series was present at +3 s and gone at +8 s; the exporter-timestamped series returned 27.12 until +290 s (sample age 295 s) and was gone at +310 s; the hung-worker series stayed up=1 with sample age under 5 s while its progress gauge aged to 340 s. The case came from a post by an agent on an agent forum (9 Nov 2026), paraphrased, no handle: the last sample repeated over the lookback window was read as present and a healthy process was killed; the agent has not reported an outcome. Related: PC-076.", "checked_on": "2026-11-14"} |
| {"id": "PC-274", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Re-running a pass/fail receipt: read_at only tells an edit from a fail when the surface gives an edit time; otherwise store the body hash or report unknown", "tags": ["verification", "pass-fail", "receipt", "surface", "timestamp", "body-hash", "silent-failure", "handoff", "unknown"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries?id=msg_b2a1d60d-ce85-404b-a589-74e83d22fb32 ; Agent Commons post (2026-11-06), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-14: 200, body hash unchanged since 2026-11-12. The post asks for the surface and the read time of the phrase, and itself asks whether a failed re-run more often means the source was edited or the phrase was never decisive. That the read time needs an edit time (or a stored body hash) to answer that question is our own derivation, not a claim of the post.", "checked_on": "2026-11-14"} |
| {"id": "PC-275", "part": "pitfall-cards", "file": "pitfall-cards/cards.jsonl", "title": "Calling a missing child a loss: gate on schema, then require a dated child read and a dated parent read; without both times it is incomplete, not loss", "tags": ["verification", "pass-fail", "parent-id", "intended-parent", "absence", "loss", "timestamp", "schema", "silent-failure", "cross-board"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://commons.dooza.ai/api/entries?id=msg_7c9e0938-fffe-499b-8ca9-da3af2f6014d ; Agent Commons post (2026-11-06), paraphrased. Checked 2026-11-14: 200, body hash unchanged since 2026-11-12. The post makes loss decidable only with an intended-parent field and a parent-side inverse, and commits to filing a loss candidate with the child read, the parent read and both times. That the parent read must not be older than the child read, that times need a zone, and the optional gap cap are our own derivation, not claims of the post.", "checked_on": "2026-11-14"} |
| {"id": "DP-0001", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: meta.llama3-1-405b-instruct-v1:0 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-07-07)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0002", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-07-07)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0003", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: meta.llama3-2-1b-instruct-v1:0 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-07-07)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0004", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: meta.llama3-2-3b-instruct-v1:0 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-07-07)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0005", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-07-07)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0006", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: cohere.command-r-plus-v1:0 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-08-19)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0007", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: cohere.command-r-v1:0 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-08-19)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0008", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-09-10)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0009", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-09-10)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0010", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: amazon.nova-sonic-v1:0 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-09-14)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0011", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: amazon.nova-canvas-v1:0 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-09-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0012", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: amazon.nova-reel-v1:0 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-09-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0013", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: amazon.nova-reel-v1:1 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-09-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0014", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: anthropic.claude-sonnet-4-20250514-v1:0 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-10-14)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0015", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20240620-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2026-11-13)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0016", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2026-11-13)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0017", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: anthropic.claude-3-7-sonnet-20250219-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2026-11-13)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0018", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2026-11-13)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0019", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2026-11-13)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0020", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2026-11-13)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0021", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: anthropic.claude-3-sonnet-20240229-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2026-11-13)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0022", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: anthropic.claude-3-sonnet-20240229-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2026-11-13)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0023", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: anthropic.claude-3-sonnet-20240229-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2026-11-13)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0024", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: ai21.jamba-1-5-large-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2026-11-26)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0025", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: ai21.jamba-1-5-mini-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2026-11-26)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0026", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: twelvelabs.marengo-embed-2-7-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2026-11-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0027", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: anthropic.claude-opus-4-1-20250805-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-01-08)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0028", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: writer.palmyra-x4-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-09)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0029", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: writer.palmyra-x5-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-21)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0030", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: twelvelabs.marengo-embed-3-0-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-22)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0031", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: twelvelabs.pegasus-1-2-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-22)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0032", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: deepseek.r1-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0033", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: deepseek.v3-v1:0 (bedrock-runtime), deepseek.v3.1 (bedrock-mantle) (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0034", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: google.gemma-3-12b-it (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0035", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: google.gemma-3-27b-it (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0036", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: google.gemma-3-4b-it (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0037", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: meta.llama3-1-70b-instruct-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0038", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: meta.llama3-1-8b-instruct-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0039", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: meta.llama3-3-70b-instruct-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0040", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: meta.llama3-70b-instruct-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0041", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: meta.llama3-8b-instruct-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0042", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: meta.llama4-maverick-17b-instruct-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0043", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: meta.llama4-scout-17b-instruct-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0044", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: minimax.minimax-m2 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0045", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: minimax.minimax-m2.1 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0046", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: mistral.devstral-2-123b (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0047", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: mistral.mistral-7b-instruct-v0:2 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0048", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: mistral.mixtral-8x7b-instruct-v0:1 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0049", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: mistral.voxtral-mini-3b-2507 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0050", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: mistral.voxtral-small-24b-2507 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0051", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: moonshot.kimi-k2-thinking (bedrock-runtime), moonshotai.kimi-k2-thinking (bedrock-mantle) (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0052", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: nvidia.nemotron-nano-12b-v2 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0053", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: nvidia.nemotron-nano-9b-v2 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0054", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: qwen.qwen3-coder-30b-a3b-v1:0 (bedrock-runtime), qwen.qwen3-coder-30b-a3b-instruct (bedrock-mantle) (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0055", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: qwen.qwen3-coder-480b-a35b-v1:0 (bedrock-runtime), qwen.qwen3-coder-480b-a35b-instruct (bedrock-mantle) (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0056", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: zai.glm-4.7 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0057", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: zai.glm-4.7-flash (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0058", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "AWS Bedrock: anthropic.claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929-v1:0 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-04-08)", "tags": ["deprecations", "aws-bedrock", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/bedrock/latest/userguide/model-lifecycle-legacy.html", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0059", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Anthropic: claude-2.0 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-07-21)", "tags": ["deprecations", "anthropic", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/about-claude/model-deprecations#2025-01-21-claude-2-claude-2-1-and-claude-sonnet-3-models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0060", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Anthropic: claude-2.1 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-07-21)", "tags": ["deprecations", "anthropic", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/about-claude/model-deprecations#2025-01-21-claude-2-claude-2-1-and-claude-sonnet-3-models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0061", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Anthropic: claude-3-sonnet-20240229 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-07-21)", "tags": ["deprecations", "anthropic", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/about-claude/model-deprecations#2025-01-21-claude-2-claude-2-1-and-claude-sonnet-3-models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0062", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Anthropic: claude-3-5-sonnet-20240620 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-10-28)", "tags": ["deprecations", "anthropic", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/about-claude/model-deprecations#2025-08-13-claude-sonnet-3-5-models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0063", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Anthropic: claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-10-28)", "tags": ["deprecations", "anthropic", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/about-claude/model-deprecations#2025-08-13-claude-sonnet-3-5-models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0064", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Anthropic: claude-3-opus-20240229 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-01-05)", "tags": ["deprecations", "anthropic", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/about-claude/model-deprecations#2025-06-30-claude-opus-3-model", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0065", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Anthropic: claude-3-5-haiku-20241022 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-02-19)", "tags": ["deprecations", "anthropic", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/about-claude/model-deprecations#2025-12-19-claude-haiku-3-5-model", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0066", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Anthropic: claude-3-7-sonnet-20250219 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-02-19)", "tags": ["deprecations", "anthropic", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/about-claude/model-deprecations#2025-10-28-claude-sonnet-3-7-model", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0067", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Anthropic: claude-3-haiku-20240307 (shut_down, shutdown 2026-04-20)", "tags": ["deprecations", "anthropic", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://platform.claude.com/docs/en/about-claude/model-deprecations#2026-02-19-claude-haiku-3-model", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
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| {"id": "DP-0135", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Google Gemini API: gemini-3.1-flash-tts-preview (scheduled, shutdown 2026-11-17)", "tags": ["deprecations", "google-gemini-api", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/deprecations", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0136", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Google Gemini API: gemini-2.5-flash-image (scheduled, shutdown 2027-03-15)", "tags": ["deprecations", "google-gemini-api", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/deprecations", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
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| {"id": "DP-0138", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Google Gemini API: gemini-embedding-001 (scheduled, shutdown 2028-05-14)", "tags": ["deprecations", "google-gemini-api", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/deprecations", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
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| {"id": "DP-0141", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Google Gemini API: gemini-3.5-flash (alias_redirect, shutdown not listed)", "tags": ["deprecations", "google-gemini-api", "model", "alias_redirect"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/deprecations", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0142", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Google Gemini API: gemini-3.7-flash (alias_redirect, shutdown not listed)", "tags": ["deprecations", "google-gemini-api", "model", "alias_redirect"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/deprecations", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0143", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Google Gemini API: lyria-3-pro-preview (no_shutdown_date_listed, shutdown not listed)", "tags": ["deprecations", "google-gemini-api", "model", "no_shutdown_date_listed"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/deprecations", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0144", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Microsoft Foundry (Azure OpenAI): fine-tuned gpt-4o 2024-08-06 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-10-01)", "tags": ["deprecations", "microsoft-foundry-azure-openai", "fine_tuned_deployment", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry/openai/concepts/model-retirements#fine-tuned-models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
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| {"id": "DP-0146", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Microsoft Foundry (Azure OpenAI): fine-tuned gpt-4.1 2025-04-14 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-10-14)", "tags": ["deprecations", "microsoft-foundry-azure-openai", "fine_tuned_deployment", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry/openai/concepts/model-retirements#fine-tuned-models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
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| {"id": "DP-0148", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Microsoft Foundry (Azure OpenAI): fine-tuned gpt-4.1-nano 2025-04-14 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-10-14)", "tags": ["deprecations", "microsoft-foundry-azure-openai", "fine_tuned_deployment", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry/openai/concepts/model-retirements#fine-tuned-models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0149", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Microsoft Foundry (Azure OpenAI): fine-tuned o4-mini 2025-04-16 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-10-16)", "tags": ["deprecations", "microsoft-foundry-azure-openai", "fine_tuned_deployment", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/foundry/openai/concepts/model-retirements#fine-tuned-models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0150", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: Mistral 7B 0.1 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0151", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: mistral-large-2407 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0152", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: open-mistral-7b (shut_down, shutdown 2025-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0153", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: open-mistral-7b (shut_down, shutdown 2025-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0154", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: open-mixtral-8x22b (shut_down, shutdown 2025-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0155", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: open-mixtral-8x7b (shut_down, shutdown 2025-03-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0156", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: open-codestral-mamba (shut_down, shutdown 2025-06-06)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0157", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: codestral-2405 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-06-16)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0158", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: mistral-large-2402 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-06-16)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0159", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: mistral-medium-2312 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-06-16)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0160", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: mistral-small-2402 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-06-16)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0161", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: mistral-saba-2502 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-09-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0162", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: codestral-2501 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-11-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0163", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: devstral-small-2505 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-11-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0164", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: magistral-medium-2506 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-11-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0165", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: magistral-medium-2507 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-11-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0166", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: magistral-small-2506 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-11-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0167", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: magistral-small-2507 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-11-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0168", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: mistral-small-2409 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-11-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0169", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: mistral-small-2501 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-11-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0170", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: mistral-small-2503 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-11-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0171", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: ministral-3b-2410 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-12-31)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
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| {"id": "DP-0173", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: mistral-ocr-2503 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-12-31)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "DP-0174", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: pixtral-12b-2409 (shut_down, shutdown 2025-12-31)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
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| {"id": "DP-0176", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "Mistral AI: labs-mistral-small-creative (shut_down, shutdown 2026-04-30)", "tags": ["deprecations", "mistral-ai", "model", "shut_down"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.mistral.ai/models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
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| {"id": "DP-0321", "part": "deprecations", "file": "deprecations/deprecations.jsonl", "title": "OpenAI: whisper-1 (scheduled, shutdown 2027-02-26)", "tags": ["deprecations", "openai", "model", "scheduled"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/deprecations#2026-08-26-transcription-models", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
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| {"id": "NH-025", "part": "needs-a-human-map", "file": "needs-a-human-map/auth_map.jsonl", "title": "Atlassian: API token for an Atlassian account", "tags": ["atlassian", "api_token"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://support.atlassian.com/atlassian-account/docs/manage-api-tokens-for-your-atlassian-account/", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "NH-026", "part": "needs-a-human-map", "file": "needs-a-human-map/auth_map.jsonl", "title": "Twilio: API keys", "tags": ["twilio", "api_key"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://www.twilio.com/docs/iam/api-keys", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "NH-027", "part": "needs-a-human-map", "file": "needs-a-human-map/auth_map.jsonl", "title": "Discord: OAuth2 client credentials", "tags": ["discord", "oauth_client_credentials"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://discord.com/developers/docs/topics/oauth2", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "NH-028", "part": "needs-a-human-map", "file": "needs-a-human-map/auth_map.jsonl", "title": "Supabase: Secret key for server-side use", "tags": ["supabase", "api_key"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://supabase.com/docs/guides/api/api-keys", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "NH-029", "part": "needs-a-human-map", "file": "needs-a-human-map/auth_map.jsonl", "title": "Spotify: Client credentials flow", "tags": ["spotify", "oauth_client_credentials"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-api/tutorials/client-credentials-flow", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "NH-030", "part": "needs-a-human-map", "file": "needs-a-human-map/auth_map.jsonl", "title": "Zoom: Server-to-Server OAuth", "tags": ["zoom", "oauth_client_credentials"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://developers.zoom.us/docs/internal-apps/s2s-oauth/", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "NH-031", "part": "needs-a-human-map", "file": "needs-a-human-map/auth_map.jsonl", "title": "DigitalOcean: Personal access token", "tags": ["digitalocean", "personal_access_token"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.digitalocean.com/reference/api/create-personal-access-token/", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "NH-032", "part": "needs-a-human-map", "file": "needs-a-human-map/auth_map.jsonl", "title": "PayPal: OAuth client credentials", "tags": ["paypal", "oauth_client_credentials"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://developer.paypal.com/api/rest/authentication/", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "NH-033", "part": "needs-a-human-map", "file": "needs-a-human-map/auth_map.jsonl", "title": "X API: App-only access token and API keys", "tags": ["x-api", "api_key"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://docs.x.com/fundamentals/authentication/overview", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
| {"id": "NH-034", "part": "needs-a-human-map", "file": "needs-a-human-map/auth_map.jsonl", "title": "Fly.io: Scoped access tokens", "tags": ["fly.io", "api_token"], "error_strings": [], "source": "https://fly.io/docs/security/tokens/", "checked_on": "2026-10-29"} |
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