Each enrich.topics batch scanned all claims for untagged ones; after the
history backfill a run took hours and blocked the enrich queue.
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enrich.embed looks up claims without a chunk on every batch. The existing
unique index is on COALESCE expressions, which that lookup can't use, so
after the history backfill each run took hours and starved the other
enrichers on the same queue.
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- backup service: nightly pg_dump with retention, recorded as a run
- GET /api/v1/status/sources: 503 when a scheduled source or the backup
missed its last two slots (for Uptime Kuma)
- worker logs to ${DATA_DIR}/logs, so they survive redeploys
- procurement: reject implausible award dates (1900, contract end dates),
skip placeholder contractors, credit framework agreements to the BBG
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- europarl.meps also loads the Austrian MEPs of the 2019-2024 term; roles end
with the last membership, so former MEPs don't show as current
- bmi.elections: National Council 2017 and EU 2019 preference votes
- eu.commission_meetings: the 2014-2019 Commission
- social.bluesky / social.mastodon: -p backfill_pages=N pages older posts
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Every daily and weekly source missed two days in November 2026: Procrastinate
skips a periodic slot that is more than ten minutes overdue, and jobs of
killed workers stayed "doing" forever. Every ten minutes the watchdog fails
jobs of dead workers, closes abandoned run records and defers any scheduled
task whose last slot passed without a run.
Also: EP vote references of joint motions and Council documents, and the
loader now refreshes a vote's reference and stage.
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National Council 2024 and 2019 and EU 2024: party results for Austria and
the states, and preference votes of candidates who resolve to a known
politician (exact name plus birth year where published). New claim type
election_result, new resolver hint birth_year.
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They come from the same responses as final votes. A sitting has over a
hundred, so they are flagged part_vote and only appear on request: the vote
lists have an option for them, feeds, counts and search chunks leave them out.
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A document whose text is only whitespace produces no chunks, so it was
selected again on every pass and enrich.embed never finished.
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/impressum and /datenschutz read the operator's details from the environment
so they stay out of this repository, and show a visible notice until set.
Portraits go through an allowlisted /api/img so visitors' IPs stay with us.
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Uses the European Parliament's open data (CC BY 4.0) rather than
HowTheyVote, whose dump is ODbL share-alike and behind a robots.txt block.
Also documents the raw archive ownership step for Unraid.
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social.x_deletions checks stored posts through the official API. A post X
reports as not found keeps a marked record (author, link, dates, Internet
Archive link if a copy exists) while every copy of its text is removed, as
the Developer Agreement requires. A post that shows up in the timeline again
is restored by the normal upsert.
mcp 2.x removed FastMCP, which crash-looped the MCP server on first deploy.
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Agents work on this repository in the agent-envs sandbox: a container
whose only way out is an egress proxy with an allowlist, which also adds
the Gitea bot token. docs/contributing/agents.md covers setting it up
for Politrack (1Password item, .env, commit identity), what it can reach
and its limits; AGENTS.md tells agents how to recognise the sandbox and
behave in it.
backend/tests/Dockerfile.debian gains a `sandbox` target: the agent-envs
agent image plus the backend's dependencies from Debian packages, the
same list as the PyPI-free test image (still the default target). The
sandbox runs `pytest` without PyPI, which the owner's PC can't reach. A
new invariant in AGENTS.md keeps that list in step with pyproject.toml.
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Design concept and design system in docs/design/: principles (evidence
first, neutral, fair to the people shown, plain language, time as a
dimension, accessible and private), information architecture, core
patterns and a concept for every page; tokens with checked contrast,
component catalogue, content and accessibility rules.
web:
- neutral ink-indigo accent instead of flag red; party colours only as
small markers next to the name; light/dark theme with a switcher
- stylesheets split into tokens, base, layout, components, print
- new header (search, filter count, language, theme, mobile menu) and
footer; breadcrumbs, page headers, tabs with counts, filter bars that
collapse on phones, pagination, notices and empty states
- claim cards with source meter, legal stage, innocence notice inside
the card and a permalink; claim pages with citation (/angaben/{id})
- profiles with role timeline and key figures; party and organisation
dashboards; vote list with position chips; calendar agenda on phones;
tables that stack into cards; loading and error pages; favicon
backend:
- GET /api/v1/claims/{id} and MCP tool get_claim for permalinks
- parties list: evaluate person_status once instead of per party
(30 s -> 1 s on the sample database, identical result)
- parliament calendar: HTML-decode titles ("84. Sitzung")
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- AGENTS.md: ground rules (legal access, evidence, fairness), invariants
that are easy to break, commands, and notes on the owner's dev machine;
CLAUDE.md imports it
- backend/tests/Dockerfile.debian: test image from Debian packages for
networks where PyPI is unreachable, documented in testing.md
- roadmap: list what v2 has not been verified against yet
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Initial import of Politrack, a self-hosted service that tracks Austrian
politicians from federal to municipal level - roles, votes, money flows,
statements, meetings, social media and legal proceedings - with every claim
linked to its sources.
- backend: FastAPI + Postgres/pgvector; adapter framework (fetch -> parse ->
load -> enrich) with robots.txt/TDM-aware fetching, a raw-response archive
for reparsing, and a claim/evidence model with corroboration
- sources: Parliament, Wikidata, EU Parliament/Commission, Council of
Ministers, Rechnungshof party reports and donations, procurement, RTR media
transparency, political ad libraries, WKStA, news feeds, Wikipedia edits,
Bluesky, Mastodon, public Telegram channels, YouTube and X (official API)
- web: Next.js frontend in German and English with typed API client
- mcp: MCP server for AI agents and RAG
- docs: architecture, data model, sources, legal notes, Unraid deployment and
contributor guides; Docker Compose setup for Unraid
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