fix(openapi): keep legacy batch inputs in the spec as deprecated (#2225)

feat(access-policies): limit which websites API requests can reach (#2213)

feat(brand): support log-free brand and styleguide requests (#2231)

fix(brand): keep metadata-only usage logs for ZDR brand requests (#2234)

feat(monitors): add search target to watch the web for new developments (#2215)

fix(scrape): restore Instagram profile posts from public pages (#2233)

Stainless-Generated-From: abd9d911b8a29fba700af29f8f8fd4e5fe551ef4

Author: stlc-bot

src/context/dev/types/batch_submit_params.py

@@ -927,19 +927,23 @@ class InputScrapeDataBatchUnifiedScrapeDataParseParamsPrebuiltParser(TypedDict,
     (filters[nps_score][]=1 to 5); other filters, sort orders, and pages are
     ignored. instagram-profile parses a public profile (instagram.com/{username})
     into data: bio, links, follower and post counts, category, business address,
-    similar_accounts, and latest_posts (the 12 newest). instagram-post parses a post
-    or reel (/p/…, /reel/…) into data: caption, hashtags, mentions, like, comment,
-    and view counts, media URLs, tagged users, collaborators, location, and the top
-    ~14 comments in data.comments. instagram-feed returns the top posts for a
-    hashtag or keyword (/explore/tags/…, /popular/…) or the recent posts at a
-    location (/explore/locations/{id}/…) in data.posts; keyword posts carry only the
-    shortcode, owner, thumbnail, and views, plus the caption when Instagram shows
-    it. All three Instagram parsers read public data without logging in, so private
-    accounts return no posts and follower lists are unavailable. tiktok-profile
-    parses a public profile (tiktok.com/@{username}) into data: nickname, bio, bio
-    link, follower, following, like, and video counts, verified, private, and
-    business flags, and business category; it does not list videos. tiktok-video
-    parses a video or photo post (/@{username}/video/{id} or
+    similar_accounts, and latest_posts (up to the 12 posts at the top of the
+    profile, newest first). Instagram lists pinned posts there ahead of newer ones,
+    so posts with is_pinned true can be older; when Instagram shows only a rounded
+    post count (32K), post_count is that rounded number and is_post_count_rounded is
+    true. instagram-post parses a post or reel (/p/…, /reel/…) into data: caption,
+    hashtags, mentions, like, comment, and view counts (like_count and view_count
+    are null when the owner hides them), media URLs, tagged users, collaborators,
+    location, and the top ~14 comments in data.comments. instagram-feed returns the
+    top posts for a hashtag or keyword (/explore/tags/…, /popular/…) or the recent
+    posts at a location (/explore/locations/{id}/…) in data.posts; keyword posts
+    carry only the shortcode, owner, thumbnail, and views, plus the caption when
+    Instagram shows it. All three Instagram parsers read public data without logging
+    in, so private accounts return no posts and follower lists are unavailable.
+    tiktok-profile parses a public profile (tiktok.com/@{username}) into data:
+    nickname, bio, bio link, follower, following, like, and video counts, verified,
+    private, and business flags, and business category; it does not list videos.
+    tiktok-video parses a video or photo post (/@{username}/video/{id} or
     /@{username}/photo/{id}) into data: caption, hashtags, mentions, author, view,
     like, comment, share, save, and repost counts, duration, thumbnail, a video_url
     that downloads without cookies, image_urls for photo posts, music, location, and
@@ -2560,19 +2564,23 @@ class InputCrawlDataBatchUnifiedCrawlDataParseParamsPrebuiltParser(TypedDict, to
     (filters[nps_score][]=1 to 5); other filters, sort orders, and pages are
     ignored. instagram-profile parses a public profile (instagram.com/{username})
     into data: bio, links, follower and post counts, category, business address,
-    similar_accounts, and latest_posts (the 12 newest). instagram-post parses a post
-    or reel (/p/…, /reel/…) into data: caption, hashtags, mentions, like, comment,
-    and view counts, media URLs, tagged users, collaborators, location, and the top
-    ~14 comments in data.comments. instagram-feed returns the top posts for a
-    hashtag or keyword (/explore/tags/…, /popular/…) or the recent posts at a
-    location (/explore/locations/{id}/…) in data.posts; keyword posts carry only the
-    shortcode, owner, thumbnail, and views, plus the caption when Instagram shows
-    it. All three Instagram parsers read public data without logging in, so private
-    accounts return no posts and follower lists are unavailable. tiktok-profile
-    parses a public profile (tiktok.com/@{username}) into data: nickname, bio, bio
-    link, follower, following, like, and video counts, verified, private, and
-    business flags, and business category; it does not list videos. tiktok-video
-    parses a video or photo post (/@{username}/video/{id} or
+    similar_accounts, and latest_posts (up to the 12 posts at the top of the
+    profile, newest first). Instagram lists pinned posts there ahead of newer ones,
+    so posts with is_pinned true can be older; when Instagram shows only a rounded
+    post count (32K), post_count is that rounded number and is_post_count_rounded is
+    true. instagram-post parses a post or reel (/p/…, /reel/…) into data: caption,
+    hashtags, mentions, like, comment, and view counts (like_count and view_count
+    are null when the owner hides them), media URLs, tagged users, collaborators,
+    location, and the top ~14 comments in data.comments. instagram-feed returns the
+    top posts for a hashtag or keyword (/explore/tags/…, /popular/…) or the recent
+    posts at a location (/explore/locations/{id}/…) in data.posts; keyword posts
+    carry only the shortcode, owner, thumbnail, and views, plus the caption when
+    Instagram shows it. All three Instagram parsers read public data without logging
+    in, so private accounts return no posts and follower lists are unavailable.
+    tiktok-profile parses a public profile (tiktok.com/@{username}) into data:
+    nickname, bio, bio link, follower, following, like, and video counts, verified,
+    private, and business flags, and business category; it does not list videos.
+    tiktok-video parses a video or photo post (/@{username}/video/{id} or
     /@{username}/photo/{id}) into data: caption, hashtags, mentions, author, view,
     like, comment, share, save, and repost counts, duration, thumbnail, a video_url
     that downloads without cookies, image_urls for photo posts, music, location, and

src/context/dev/types/web_scrape_params.py

@@ -267,19 +267,23 @@ class ParseParamsPrebuiltParser(TypedDict, total=False):
     (filters[nps_score][]=1 to 5); other filters, sort orders, and pages are
     ignored. instagram-profile parses a public profile (instagram.com/{username})
     into data: bio, links, follower and post counts, category, business address,
-    similar_accounts, and latest_posts (the 12 newest). instagram-post parses a post
-    or reel (/p/…, /reel/…) into data: caption, hashtags, mentions, like, comment,
-    and view counts, media URLs, tagged users, collaborators, location, and the top
-    ~14 comments in data.comments. instagram-feed returns the top posts for a
-    hashtag or keyword (/explore/tags/…, /popular/…) or the recent posts at a
-    location (/explore/locations/{id}/…) in data.posts; keyword posts carry only the
-    shortcode, owner, thumbnail, and views, plus the caption when Instagram shows
-    it. All three Instagram parsers read public data without logging in, so private
-    accounts return no posts and follower lists are unavailable. tiktok-profile
-    parses a public profile (tiktok.com/@{username}) into data: nickname, bio, bio
-    link, follower, following, like, and video counts, verified, private, and
-    business flags, and business category; it does not list videos. tiktok-video
-    parses a video or photo post (/@{username}/video/{id} or
+    similar_accounts, and latest_posts (up to the 12 posts at the top of the
+    profile, newest first). Instagram lists pinned posts there ahead of newer ones,
+    so posts with is_pinned true can be older; when Instagram shows only a rounded
+    post count (32K), post_count is that rounded number and is_post_count_rounded is
+    true. instagram-post parses a post or reel (/p/…, /reel/…) into data: caption,
+    hashtags, mentions, like, comment, and view counts (like_count and view_count
+    are null when the owner hides them), media URLs, tagged users, collaborators,
+    location, and the top ~14 comments in data.comments. instagram-feed returns the
+    top posts for a hashtag or keyword (/explore/tags/…, /popular/…) or the recent
+    posts at a location (/explore/locations/{id}/…) in data.posts; keyword posts
+    carry only the shortcode, owner, thumbnail, and views, plus the caption when
+    Instagram shows it. All three Instagram parsers read public data without logging
+    in, so private accounts return no posts and follower lists are unavailable.
+    tiktok-profile parses a public profile (tiktok.com/@{username}) into data:
+    nickname, bio, bio link, follower, following, like, and video counts, verified,
+    private, and business flags, and business category; it does not list videos.
+    tiktok-video parses a video or photo post (/@{username}/video/{id} or
     /@{username}/photo/{id}) into data: caption, hashtags, mentions, author, view,
     like, comment, share, save, and repost counts, duration, thumbnail, a video_url
     that downloads without cookies, image_urls for photo posts, music, location, and