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10 changes recorded. MCP Harbor re-reads this listing from the official registry every six hours and asks the live server what it exposes, and keeps what changed between one look and the next.

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    0.49.0 0.50.0

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  • llms.txt +5 −1

    https://www.poly.io/llms.txt 

    −   20 error codes with their retryability, and the 87+   21 error codes with their retryability, and the 87+ - `GET /og?url={URL}&url={URL}` — up to five pages in one request, each counted as one request.+   The answer is `{ok, batch: true, count, results}`, one result per url in the order asked, each+   with its own `ok`. More than five is refused whole with `too_many_urls`.+ - `too_many_urls` — The request repeats url more times than one request may. Nothing was checked; split the pages across several requests.

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    0.46.2 0.47.1

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  • llms.txt +1 −1

    https://www.poly.io/llms.txt 

    − - [The Seven Hills of Sheffield](https://beaky.poly.io/geoff/) — Nobody agrees which seven hills Sheffield is built on. This defines the unit that settles it, and computes its current value.+ - [The Seven Hills of Sheffield](https://beaky.poly.io/geoff/) — Sheffield’s seven hills, by prominence: High Neb, Back Tor, Howden Edge, Edge Mount, Parkwood Springs, Lodge Moor and Backmoor. The measure that settles them.

  • llms.txt +4 −7

    https://www.poly.io/llms.txt 

    − This file exists because the API below is used almost entirely by scripts and agents, and until− 2026-09-14 nothing here was machine-readable: an agent had to scrape HTML to learn a parameter− name. Machine-readable descriptions are listed first for that reason.− - [The funding platform, taken international (EUREKA)](https://www.poly.io/work/eureka-funding-platform/) (2026-09-17) — The Innovation Funding Service platform, taken international for the EUREKA network across 40+ countries and funding models.− - [Spring Boot end of life: what the upgrade costs](https://www.poly.io/writing/spring-boot-end-of-life-migration/) (2026-08-27) — Two Java estates reported the same unsupported Spring version. One was weeks of work, the other half done already. What decides which.− - [What is polymorphism?](https://www.poly.io/about/polymorphism/) (2026-06-01) — In programming, polymorphism is one piece of code working with values of many types. Its three everyday kinds: subtype, parametric and ad-hoc.− - [Products](https://www.poly.io/products/) — ebman, pgman+ - [The funding platform, taken international](https://www.poly.io/work/eureka-funding-platform/) (2026-09-17) — The Innovation Funding Service platform, taken international for the EUREKA network across 40+ countries and funding models.+ - [Spring Boot 2.7 end of life: what the upgrade to 3 costs](https://www.poly.io/writing/spring-boot-end-of-life-migration/) (2026-08-27) — Spring Boot 2.7 is out of open-source support, and Boot 3 brings the javax-to-jakarta rename. Two Java estates show what decides the cost of the upgrade.+ - [What is polymorphism?](https://www.poly.io/about/polymorphism/) (2026-06-01) — Polymorphism in programming, explained with interactive Java examples: overriding vs overloading, generics (parametric polymorphism) and ad-hoc polymorphism.+ - [Products](https://www.poly.io/products/) — candor, ebman, pgman, goosey and carnot
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