PHASE 1 resolved on our real keys, and a bad source was discarded on the
way: a fetched rendering of PropLine's docs "tier matrix" claimed
/odds/closing is 403 on free and that /odds returns prices nulled on free.
Both are contradicted by direct observation (200-redacted, and 6,196
two-sided PRICED groups on MLB). Not cited. The report uses only the
machine-readable OpenAPI contract and the verbatim detail bodies our keys
received.
Verdict: every one of the six endpoints behaves exactly as the Free tier's
published contract says. error:"upgrade_required" with an explicit
required_tier is unambiguous -- NOT a key-permission problem, NOT a plan
problem. $9/mo Hobby buys /results + /odds/closing (the CLV instrument) +
/movement (steam across 18 books); $19/mo Pro adds the 90-day settlement
export. Priced and evidenced; not recommended here -- it is a decision.
PHASE 2 fingerprint on the SERVED feed: 5 books -> 13, props rendered
546 -> 2,780 (5.1x), mean 4.22 books/prop.
The unflattering half, stated up front: of 2,234 newly-visible props only
698 (31.2%) carry a real non-DFS market price; 1,536 (68.8%) are DFS-only
pick'em rows. The honest headline is not "80% of the slate unlocked" --
the board is 5x fuller, about a third of the new depth is real market
data, and the rest is pick'em inventory now shown but tagged.
PHASE 3 verified: 546 gradeable props, unchanged. CURRENT_RULER_VERSION
still v1_first_book.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QJs13VsyiSKYQP6rj3NNmc
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