Rolino fixed changes

Blog successor plans now wait until the current plan ends and every item is dismissed or represented by an article, so unfinished planned work is not abandoned.

Blog publication now remains successful when observational checkpoint enrollment fails, and later retries can restore the missing measurement jobs.

Blog performance observations now match Analytics landing pages and Search Console pages through provider-aware paths, include bounded site-wide context, and show the recorded source metrics in the article review.

Agent Blog reads now include bounded measurement checkpoints and successor-plan progress without exposing provider-private data.

Blog automation now preserves an explicitly confirmed schedule instead of converting it into immediate publication, replays combined approvals safely, rotates bounded site scans fairly, preserves successful article revisions when image preparation fails, enrolls every measurement checkpoint durably, keeps historical observations stable, and exposes failed successor-plan recovery.

Backlink discovery now keeps useful results when product loading, query planning, or one search stage fails, and records the failed stage for diagnosis.

Backlink fallback searches now prefer verified editorial contexts over product-category and transformation phrases that mainly return competitors, and discard Lemon8 social posts before page fetching.

Strong complementary roundups can now pass without an existing external link, and exact backlink evidence survives harmless page whitespace and zero-width formatting differences. Evidence-mismatch pages can be checked again after this correction.

Backlink review now accepts verified submission pages and strong agency or ecosystem articles when the publisher promotes a different, non-competing service. Pages blocked only by an older server policy can be checked again, and generic Homepage target labels no longer become search topics.

Extended backlink searches now use target-page topics and new publisher angles when query planning falls back, instead of repeating the same fixed searches and returning the same narrow result pool.

Backlink discovery now accepts strong articles from trusted professional and educational publishers, plus safe curated ecosystem roundups, even when the page does not already contain an external link; competitors and commercial conflicts remain excluded.

Complementary ecosystem articles can now qualify when they have a strong natural placement and realistic outreach path, even when the fetched page does not already contain an external link.

The competitor-selection gate now runs even when adaptive query planning falls back, and every model-approved page records whether the server gate or exact-evidence check prevented it from being saved.

Backlink page fetching now uses a practical cache and the provider-recommended timeout window, and relevant agency or educational articles can pass the final eligibility gate when they have a natural placement.

Sol reasoning requests now omit incompatible sampling controls, allowing backlink query planning and verified-page analysis to use a compatible OpenRouter endpoint.

Backlink analysis now uses smaller, bounded page batches in parallel, keeps successful batches when one fails, and gives cost-conscious research models enough time to finish.

Backlink discovery now rejects articles whose audience or editorial point of view does not match the target product, even when the page shares broad topic words.

Backlink discovery now checks each publisher's homepage and rejects product landing pages and vendor-authored roundups for products similar to the backlink target.

Backlink discovery now checks the final fetched address, so redirects to social or community pages cannot enter the prospect list.

Backlink discovery now skips malformed search-provider rows instead of failing the complete search.

Backlink searches now finish as partial when usable pages were checked, even if one provider request failed.

Backlink opportunity searches now use provider-compatible structured output, analyze large result sets in bounded batches with calibrated scores and exact evidence, preserve usable partial results, start a fresh run after failure, and show clear recovery details instead of a generic error.

Backlink discovery now uses available Search Console queries as topic seeds and saves only independent editorial or resource pages with a specific, high-likelihood external-link placement, excluding competitor product pages, vendor promotions, marketplaces, app stores, forums, and social pages.

The Backlinks dashboard now shows active prospects by default, keeps rejected history in the stage filter, and excludes rejected or declined rows from the main prospect count.

Adding the first backlink target now establishes the project website domain, keeps entered values after a failed save, and explains how to correct an invalid or mismatched URL instead of clearing the form silently.

Backlink verification now accepts claimed pages only from the prospect domain, checks redirected pages again, and prevents an unrelated website from producing a won-link result.

Backlink discovery now honors the requested result limit, stops expired work after three claims, uses production-safe worker time limits, and reports current progress in the dashboard.

Backlink contact research now checks up to five relevant same-domain pages, keeps the public email inside its encrypted evidence excerpt, excludes stale contacts at every read boundary, and supports safe CSV export.

Backlink data deletion now preserves the project audit trail, including a safe record of who completed the deletion.

The Backlinks review screen now uses readable score reasons, editable and copyable outreach drafts, a confirmation before a final decline, and a minimized table payload that excludes contact addresses and draft bodies.