Recall Canary

Previous value: -"Page-derived identification: the products and codes the record names. Not a completeness guarantee; `partial` says when the list is incomplete."New value: +"Page-derived identification: the products and codes the record names. Not a completeness guarantee; `partial` says when the list is incomplete, including when this response cut `products` to 25 (`mcp_truncated.identification_products`)."

Previous value: -"Free-text query over one index of canonical recalls and preliminary press releases: titles, firm, product name/brand/description, agency reason text, AI summary, hazard tags, and identifiers (UPC, NDC, lot codes, recall and campaign numbers; codes match as printed or as bare digits, including typed in spaced or dashed groups). Every word must match, in any order; words also match as prefixes, a plural also matches its singular, and a double-quoted run is an exact phrase. The one operator is an uppercase OR between two words, binding tighter than the implicit AND (`salmonella OR listeria cheese` = (salmonella OR listeria) AND cheese); NOT and NEAR are ordinary words. If no record matches every word, the results fall back to records matching SOME of them and the response says `relaxed: true` (with a notice): those are not confirmed matches. Results are ranked by relevance by default. A `q` with no searchable word (only symbols, punctuation or the operators OR / AND) is refused with a tool error, not browsed: omit `q` to browse by filters. Zero results is never evidence a product is unaffected: agencies print codes inconsistently, so also search the brand or product name and compare codes on the record."New value: +"Free-text query over one index of canonical recalls and preliminary press releases: titles, firm, product name/brand/description, agency reason text, AI summary, hazard tags, and identifiers (UPC, NDC, lot codes, recall and campaign numbers; codes match as printed or as bare digits, including typed in spaced or dashed groups). Every word must match, in any order; words of 3+ characters also match as prefixes (a 2-letter word matches itself and its plural), a plural also matches its singular, and a double-quoted run is an exact phrase. The one operator is an uppercase OR between two words, binding tighter than the implicit AND (`salmonella OR listeria cheese` = (salmonella OR listeria) AND cheese); NOT and NEAR are ordinary words. If no record matches every word, the results fall back to records matching SOME of them and the response says `relaxed: true` (with a notice): those are not confirmed matches. A `q` with more than 10 distinct words or codes is refused with a tool error, not searched in part. Results are ranked by relevance by default. A `q` with no searchable word (only symbols, punctuation or the operators OR / AND) is refused with a tool error, not browsed: omit `q` to browse by filters. Zero results is never evidence a product is unaffected: agencies print codes inconsistently, so also search the brand or product name and compare codes on the record."

Previous value: -"One compacted listing row. Null-valued keys are omitted, so only record_type, id, agency, url, product_count and hazard_tags are guaranteed. `title` and `reason` are not in this projection; call get_recall for the full record."New value: +"One compacted listing row. Null-valued keys are omitted, so only record_type, id, agency, url, product_count and hazard_tags are guaranteed, and every row carries `display_title` or `title`. `reason` is not in this projection; call get_recall for the full record."

Added value: +{
+  "description": "Only when `display_title` is absent (a record not yet enriched): the title recallcanary.com shows for it, from the agency record's product names and title; never the agency headline. Not model-written.",
+  "type": "string"
+}