Two changes to how Stela talks to its discovery scrapers: long-running discoveries no longer falsely report as failed when they were still legitimately working, and discoveries now finish within seconds of the scraper completing instead of waiting for the next polling round. These are behind-the-scenes changes, but you'll notice them in two places: No more false failures on long Instagram and TikTok runs — Previously, if a hashtag search took longer than five minutes (which legitimate Instagram runs sometimes do), Stela gave up and marked the run as failed even though the scraper was still working. The discovery pipeline was rebuilt so Stela submits the work and reconciles completion separately — there's no longer a fixed wait window that can cut off a legitimate long-running discovery. Discoveries finish within seconds of being done — When a discovery's scraper completes, Stela now hears about it almost immediately and moves the run forward right away. Before, you might have waited up to a minute for the next reconciliation pass before the Runs tab caught up. The reconciliation pass still runs as a safety net, so nothing is lost if a signal is delayed — discoveries finalize the moment the scraper is done, every time.