Studio01 - WaseemGhanem98 - #6
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| **Recent window:** August 13–September 11, 2026, inclusive. | ||
| **Coverage:** The [News listing](https://openai.com/news/) exposed nine entries. Its “Load more” button was unavailable through the web tool, so selection is limited to visible entries. |
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Do not rank updates when the requested window is incomplete
With the default 30-day window, this run reports that only the currently visible entries were inspected because “Load more” was unavailable, yet it still presents three entries as the requested most-relevant updates; line 27 further confirms that earlier entries in the window were never inspected. This can produce an incorrect ranking whenever a more relevant item is hidden among those entries, so the run should return the specified inability-to-verify result—or retrieve the complete window—instead of treating this partial selection as the report.
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Preserve fetched URLs in the audit trace
When the agent follows article links, the completed web events contain an empty query and no target or redirect URL (the same occurs for the next fetch on line 9). Consequently, the saved trace cannot establish that these requests—and their redirect targets—stayed on permitted OpenAI domains, despite the README instructing users to verify that restriction from this trace. Capture the fetched and final URLs in the run record so source-boundary compliance is actually auditable.
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