- Enhanced the regular expression for mentions to prevent trailing punctuation from being included in handles.
- Added support for extracting media IDs from deep-link meta tags in anonymous posts.
- Updated unit tests to validate the new media ID extraction and ensure proper handling of mentions.
- Added support for extracting likes, comments, username, timestamp, and caption from Open Graph meta tags.
- Implemented fallback mechanisms to ensure graceful degradation when expected data is missing.
- Updated unit tests to validate new parsing logic and ensure robustness against unrecognized formats.
The hero, intro, use case, API-reference fields, and two FAQs all listed search as a video path, contradicting the FAQ that admits keyword video search is login-walled. Reconcile every claim to one truth: videos via hashtag/profile/URL; keyword search returns no videos; keyword -> user_search for accounts.
The playbook listed search_queries as a video source in three places, then contradicted itself. Replace with action-oriented guidance: videos via hashtags/URLs, accounts via user_search. Drop 'login-walled' (the agent has no login path).
The profile feed is withheld from flagged IPs and the proxy rotates per request, so re-fetching an empty capture (up to TIKTOK_LISTING_MAX_ATTEMPTS) turns a bad first draw into a hit instead of an ErrorItem.
fetch_item_list goes headful only when the flag promises a display; otherwise it stays headless so the browser launch never fails and the empty feed degrades to an ErrorItem. Verified under xvfb-run: real videos returned on a clean proxy IP, graceful degrade on a flagged one.
For every browser-running role (api/worker/all, not migrate) the entrypoint brings up a virtual display and exports DISPLAY, registering Xvfb for graceful shutdown. Off keeps browsers headless.
The profile feed (/api/post/item_list) returns an empty 200 to headless
sessions but serves data headful on the same proxy IP. Run fetch_item_list
headful and dismiss the login modal that blocks mid-scroll.
Adds a complete Korean locale (surfsense_web/messages/ko.json) with full
key parity with en.json, and wires ko into every place locales are
currently enumerated: next-intl routing config, the client-side locale
context/loader, and the two language-switcher UIs (main app + sidebar
user profile).
Enhanced the hero section by including Instagram in the list of platforms monitored by SurfSense. Additionally, introduced a new use case for "Social sentiment mining" that details the capabilities of pulling public posts and analyzing audience reactions on Instagram.
The run-reader set gained export_run (CSV export of a stored run), but this
manifest assertion still expected only read_run/search_run. Add export_run so
the agent-door test reflects the shipped readers.
Brings the three newer verbs to parity with tiktok.scrape everywhere it was
wired: MCP tools (+ selfcheck manifest), the chat subagent prompt/description,
the playground catalog, the native docs page, and the SEO marketing page. Also
adds live e2e stages for comments, user search, and trending. Docs/FAQ now
state the real contract: profile metadata is reliable while its video list can
be withheld, and keyword video search is walled (use user search for accounts).
The Explore feed (/api/explore/item_list) is a global trending-video feed
served to anonymous sessions, and it returns the same itemStruct shape as the
other listings — so the verb reuses parse_video, the listing flow, the
TikTokVideoItem output, and the per-video billing meter wholesale. Adds a
browser-capture marker + fetch_trending, a synthetic-target orchestrator entry,
and the tiktok.trending capability, surfaced on the chat subagent.
Comments load over a signed /api/comment/list XHR that TikTok serves to
anonymous sessions once the comments panel is opened (unlike profile-video and
general-search feeds), so this is a reliable verb. Given video URLs it returns
CommentItems (text, author, likes, reply counts; replies carry repliesToId),
deduped per video, capped, and degraded to an ErrorItem for empty/withheld
videos or a bad_url ErrorItem for non-video inputs.
Generalizes the browser capture over a pluggable interaction step so the
comments flow (open panel, scroll the panel to paginate) reuses the same
warm+capture scaffolding as listing/user-search. Billed per comment on a new
TIKTOK_COMMENT meter (TIKTOK_MICROS_PER_COMMENT, matching the per-comment
market), surfaced on the chat subagent alongside tiktok.scrape/user_search.
