Hotel source acquisition now has a production boundary. A controller can start with a stable property identity, ask a local model for bounded searches and source selections, retrieve and validate the pages deterministically, and finish with an immutable package of local text. The next question is operational rather than conceptual: what should appear on the…
Updated 12-hotel qualification benchmark showing how a bounded Firecrawl fallback changed extraction readiness for Gemma 4 31B and Qwen 3.5 9B.
Updated 24-run ledger including bounded Firecrawl recovery, retained sources, hashes, failures, and final package status.
A 28-route benchmark starting with only a hotel name and full address: models planned searches, selected websites, and faced deterministic retrieval validation.
Every query plan, selected website, raw response, scoring receipt, and retrieval result from the controlled hotel source-discovery benchmark.
A grid comparing every installed non-coding, non-vision text model on the bounded hotel source-selection task, plus paired local-versus-remote speed trials.
Exact prompt, candidate catalog, scoring receipts, telemetry, and raw output from 28 local and remote text-model runs.
Executed first-step source acquisition for the Skokie DoubleTree, with the exact frozen source package the next no-web extraction card would receive and full failure/recovery disclosure.
The exact first-wave local-model discovery cards for three hotel classes, including complete prompts, limits, dependencies, outputs, receipts, and stop conditions.
Warwick Denver Workflow Canary V2: A Tiny Evidence-to-Publication Test This draft is incomplete; model-generated; experimental; may contain errors; not travel advice; based on one official page. It is a strictly bounded canary test, not a comprehensive hotel review, and it does not recommend, rank, mention prices, imply firsthand experience, or suggest independent guest consensus. The…