OEWS: the BLS API serves only the latest OEWS year, so history comes
from the annual oesm{yy}nat.zip files (2013–2024), which bls.gov only
serves to a full browser header set; each zip's national_M{year}_dl
sheet (xls through 2013, xlsx after; OCC_GROUP through 2018, O_GROUP
plus area/industry columns from 2019) is normalised to one row per SOC
occupation with employment and the hourly/annual wage distribution,
suppressed cells (* # **) as NULL, and the BLS series-id prefix kept
per row. One bib Source per release (module:bls, table:bls.oews,
source:bls-website, year:N) and a cms.ingest_log row with the zip's
sha256.
CES: a closed registry of employment (01) and average hourly earnings
(03) series for health care, ambulatory care, offices of physicians,
home health, hospitals and nursing/residential care (CES65<industry>
<type>), pulled through the public API in 10-year × 25-series chunks
(20 × 50 with BLS_API_KEY), monthly rows with the series id on every
row, one bib Source per series.
stack bls oews [--year]... [--write [--offline]] [--occ]...;
stack bls ces [--write] [--series]... [--annual]. Notebook 7f overlays
clinical-staff wages (31-9092, 29-2061, 29-1141, 29-1171) and
physician-office / ambulatory employment on the family's exposure
dates. CLI docs regenerated.
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stack comments extract-ocr
Usage: stack comments extract-ocr [OPTIONS]
OCR pass for ``ocr_needed`` attachments (#663).
Finds comment dirs whose combined.md frontmatter flags any
attachment ``ocr_needed`` and re-extracts them with the RapidOCR
engine (rewrites combined.md + sibling transcripts, keeps the flag
on anything OCR can't clear). CPU-only, pip-only:
uv run --with rapidocr-onnxruntime stack comments extract-ocr
╭─ Options ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ --root PATH Comments root dir. [default: .state/comments] │
│ --docket TEXT Limit to one docket (e.g. CMS-2023-0121). │
│ --limit INTEGER Cap comment dirs processed this run. 0 = no cap. │
│ [default: 0] │
│ --help Show this message and exit. │
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