README lists 29 adapters / 13 collections; live API shows 64 adapters / 23 collections

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Finding: README says 29 adapters across 13 collections, the live API shows 64 adapters across 23 collections

README.md, "Adapters are one file each in packages/adapters/src" section:

Twenty-nine ship today across thirteen collections:

followed by a table listing exactly 13 collections (games, packages, filings, music, books, tabletop, space, chess, alerts, outages, extensions, health, research).

Checked live against the running deployment:

curl -s https://nichedb.dev/api/v1

returns "stats":{"collections":23, ...}, and

curl -s https://nichedb.dev/api/v1/collections

lists 23 collections by slug, including 10 not in the README table at all: automotive, ai-incidents, weather, housing, jobs, markets, crime, public-money, news, domains.

curl -s https://nichedb.dev/api/v1/sources

returns 115 source rows carrying 64 distinct adapter values (counted directly from the adapter field, so this is apples to apples with the README's adapter count, not sources-per-adapter): aiid-reports, alpaca-corporate-actions, alpaca-news, bls-series, brisk, building-permits, ecb-fx-rates, eonet-events, eurostat, fbi-crime-estimates, freddie-mac-rates, fueleconomy-catalog, gdelt, iso-mic-exchanges, nasdaq-halts, news-channels, newsfeed, nhc-cyclones, nhtsa-complaints, nhtsa-recalls, nhtsa-safety-ratings, ntld-changes, ntld-launches, ntld-tlds, ntld-totals, ocds-tenders, rogue-ai-incidents, rogue-ai-research, rssamplifier, socrata-crime, swpc-space-weather, ted-notices, uk-land-registry, uk-police-crime, usaspending-awards, warn-layoffs, and 29 more that do match the README table (steam, npm, edgar, musicbrainz, openlibrary, scryfall-sets, and so on).

So the README's "29 across thirteen" reads as a snapshot that is roughly two collection-generations behind the live deployment (your own closed issues #6, #17 and #28 look like the changelog of exactly that growth), rather than a wrong number on a static fact. The /crawl paywall claim, the GET /api/v1/crawl-pass route and the /healthz check all matched what the README says, checked live.

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Start in README.md at the “Adapters are one file each in packages/adapters/src” section, then run the three curl commands from the issue to compare the documented counts and collections with the live API. Update the stale counts and collection table, and consider how the changing deployment data should be represented; done means the README no longer contradicts the reported API results.