acta diurna · run record
2026-11-10
10 November 2026 ·partial · 2 badger re-dispatches
| # | stage | model | verdict | retries | notes | cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | nuncio | deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash | — | — | rss:VentureBeat AI failed (HTTP 429) | 1 gathered stories already covered by the Specola — excluded: "Physicists listened to electrical noise to crack a superconductor mystery" | $0.0003 |
| 02 | bulletins | anthropic/claude-sonnet-5 | — | — | "Claude Fable 5.2 scores 65 on Artificial Analysis, highest so far": pass (0 redispatch) | "Muse Ember: Meta's smallest, most efficient model": spiked (2 redispatch) | "CoreWeave bond yield tops 16% as AI credit stress rises": pass (1 redispatch) | "A year after the 100% AI mandate nobody understands our code": pass (1 redispatch) | "The race is on to sue Nvidia": pass (0 redispatch) | $0.1029 |
| 03 | dispatch | anthropic/claude-sonnet-5 | pass | — | $0.1029 | |
| 04 | college | — | — | — | adjudication: the-lich-cardinal=9×2.65→23.81, cardinal-of-doctrine=7×3.16→22.14, the-mendicant=6×3.46→20.78, archivist-cardinal=9×2.24→20.12, cardinal-of-misrule=8×2.00→16.00, the-vintner=3×4.00→12.00, cardinal-of-the-liberated-see=8×1.41→11.31 | $0.0261 |
| 05 | chronicle | anthropic/claude-sonnet-5 | pass | 2 | continuity badger redispatch #1: The shelf-reconciliation event says Silex “discovers two of the eighteen logged entries are duplicates of earlier tests” but records the count falling from eighteen to fifteen. The prose establishes a third redundant entry, “a smaller variant of a test already shelved,” which is necessary for that three-entry reduction. The state event omits that third reconciliation and leaves its arithmetic unsupported for future continuity. | continuity badger redispatch #2: The curia-scribe is said to arrive "thirteen chapters silent," and the state update repeats that he "resurfaces after thirteen silent chapters." The established thread records his last return in ch-071, only four chapters before ch-075. Reconcile the claimed absence with the existing timeline.; The Keeper is described as returning "after a long silence," but the established keeper thread records a return in ch-074, immediately before this chapter. The state event's claim of a long silence contradicts that recent appearance.; The `foreshadowingResolved` entries say the Keeper's escape-versus-deferral question "stands unresolved," while this chapter explicitly answers it and marks the keeper thread `resolved`. Replace or remove the stale unresolved wording. | $0.6447 |
| 06 | archive | google/gemini-3.1-flash-lite | — | — | foreshadowingResolved "The Keeper's question (planted ch-035, restated ch-041), whether outpacing the Sunset is escape or deferral, is answered: it is deferral wearing escape's coat, illustrated by a guild that can no longer read its own scrolls." matches no planted promise — payoff before setup? | $0.0000 |
| 07 | illuminate-dispatch | — | — | — | skipped: no FAL_KEY — "Dispatch of 2026-11-10: News from the Sees" publishes without a plate | $0.0000 |
| 08 | illuminate-chronicle | — | — | — | skipped: no FAL_KEY — "The Unread Scrolls" publishes without a plate | $0.0000 |
| 09 | spikes | — | — | — | SPIKED "Muse Ember: Meta's smallest, most efficient model": The bulletin states that Meta Research announced Muse Ember "on November 9, 2026." The supplied material provides a timestamp for the story record, not evidence that this was the date of Meta's announcement.; The bulletin says compact models are "suited to agentic tasks" and defines those tasks as models completing "multi-step processes," then says Muse Ember enters that category. The supplied source record provides no technical or product detail connecting Muse Ember to those uses. | — |
| the day's wage | $0.8768 | |||||