Everything a run read,
and why most of it never reached the page

A quiet edition says “1,027 items read” and then shows you nothing. This is the rest of them — every candidate the run scored, with its score, the bar its scope set, and the exact sentence that rejected it. Nothing here is summarised or regenerated: the rows are read straight from that run’s own manifest in audit/.

One group has no rows, and the figure below names it. Items older than the carry window — past the admission gate and past the sixty days the top-up can reach back — are counted and dropped before they are scored, because no stage of the run can use them. They were 396 of 1,022 on the day this changed, and 505 of them were the same items as four hours earlier. Nothing is burned: their sources serve them again on the next run and a wider window in beat.json picks them straight back up.