Release 2.101.13 · ttlequals0/MinusPod

2.101.13

Pass-through episodes import the chapters and transcript the upstream feed publishes. They show on the episode page, in the player and in the served RSS from MinusPod's own URLs, with a Publisher transcript badge. Episodes already in pass-through pick them up on their next reprocess.

A 5-star episode rating also dismisses the episode's held-for-review ads, without recording a rejection pattern, so the review chip clears and the matcher learns nothing from spans the detector could not back up.

Cue-cut and cue-pair markers keep both edges where the matched cue put them. The end-phrase search and the content walk could move a cue-cut end past the stinger into the host's return phrase, clipping the first words after an ad break (#935, #936). Cue-pair markers were open to the same moves, since their edges sit where the cue snap would put them and carried no snap record; they now carry the same per-edge snap record the snap stage writes, so the lock and the merge bookkeeping apply to them.

Require manual approval, off by default, as a global default and a per feed Inherit, On or Off override. A processed episode on such a feed stays out of the served feed, Recents and the audio route until it is approved on its episode page, through the Queue page's new Episode review tab with bulk approve, or by a recut. A new Episode Awaiting Approval webhook and email event fires when an episode starts waiting (#933).
The Queue page has two tabs. Episode review lists episodes awaiting approval and episodes with held detections, each linking to its episode page.
System One profiles take a Maximum prompt tokens budget. A detection window that estimates above it is split before sending, and a request the server rejects for its context size is retried at half the window (#932).
Workflow diagrams for the YouTube pipeline and for how System One scores a detection window.
A new Episode Pending Review webhook and email event fires alongside the processed or awaiting-approval event when a finished episode has detections held for review.

The Sponsors page is a tab on the Patterns page. The old address redirects there and keeps a search term.
The pre-download CDN check waits up to 30 seconds and treats a timeout as inconclusive, so a slow host with several redirects no longer fails the episode before the download is tried (#931).
Docs and settings help explain that the detection window also sizes System One windows, that Questions per API request changes how many questions share a request rather than the per question context, and that the logical request deadline applies per request even when the provider timeout is longer.
The diagnostic export records the static message template and the exception class name for warnings and errors, so a cluster of failures can be read without the container log. Values formatted into a message and exception text are still left out.