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Public run log

Medium syndication agent run log

Every run this agent has on record, newest first. Open a record to read the steps, where the record comes from, and what happened when something needed a person.

Agent
From the agent’s own recordsRead-only. Reconstructed from one record per story published to Medium, read at build time from the registry the publish script writes after each story (web/content/medium-syndication.json), as of Oct 11, 2026. The registry does not record a run that found nothing to syndicate or that stopped before publishing, so a gap is a gap. Runs are scheduled for Monday and Thursday mornings. The numbers below are counted from the records shown.
1Run on record
1SucceededAll published as they ran
0FailedNot recorded by the registry
0Needs attention
Status
Date
Oct 11, 202600:35Why AI Engines Can Find Your Brand Name but Not Your CategoryLive on Medium with a canonical link back to /blog/ai-engines-find-brand-name-not-category; topics: Artificial Intelligence, SEO, Marketing, Startup, AI Search.SucceededStory publishedNo one needed for this run

Steps

  1. DonePicked the oldest post not yet on Medium: a Lab Notes post, or one opted in with publishToMedium
  2. DoneImported the post’s URL through Medium’s Import a story; the draft it made carries the canonical link
  3. DoneReplaced the imported body with the site’s own rendering: lead line, GFM, tables as lists, absolute links, footer with the original URL
  4. DoneSet the preview title, the subtitle from the excerpt and five topics
  5. DonePublished
  6. DoneRead the canonical back from the live story: it is the blog URL

How it was handled

No stop in this run: the story is in the registry with its canonical verified, which the script only writes after the publish went through and the live story was read back.

Next step

None. The record shows that the story went out with its canonical, not how it was read.

Where this record comes from

web/content/medium-syndication.json

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Succeeded

The task finished. The record says which: a post published, or a draft written.

Failed

The run stopped. The record says where, why, and what happens next.

Needs attention

The run is waiting on a person: a sign-in, a challenge to solve, or a closing to rewrite.

“Succeeded” means the task in the record finished, and the record says which: a post published, or a draft written. It does not measure reach, leads or revenue. Records never include private messages or personal details of people outside the team. Times are US Eastern, from the commit that wrote the record.