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drop excludes the source for everyone ([LIONSbot drop]);
promote forces it into the high-priority classification queue
([LIONSbot promote]: extragalactic=yes, confidence=high,
tier A/B as the brightness/distance allows).
Tier legend (click to collapse)
REVIEW
Claude uncertain (low confidence) or a TNS classification appeared and the spectrum still needs quality review.
A
Bright low-hanging fruit: peak mag < 19 and Claude judged the source extragalactic (yes/likely). Auto-submitted to SEDM if eligible.
B
150 Mpc completeness: extragalactic and nearby (z < 0.0343 or NED host distance ≤ 150 Mpc).
C
Brightness-ordered completeness: extragalactic with peak mag < 19.7. Manually queued to LT/NOT/Lick3m/SOAR/P200 depending on current mag.
D
Deprioritized: not extragalactic, fainter than 19.7, or stale.
MISSED
Hopeless to classify now (faded beyond P200 reach, or no detection in > 60–90 days). Listed in a separate table at the bottom for the record.
3 — peak ∈ [19.5, 19.7) extragalactic, or peak ∈ [19, 19.5) when the LIONS cell is already nearly complete and this source adds little
2 — extragalactic uncertain (no Claude verdict yet, or low confidence)
1 — not extragalactic
LIONS only ingests sources with peak mag ≤ 19.7 by survey definition; bins are the same cumulative thresholds shown on the LIONS "Monthly Completeness by Magnitude" table.
Goal: maximize completeness — mag-limited and volume-limited — first, then go fainter as resources permit. Priority is anchored to absolute brightness + distance, not to today's other candidates. SEDM auto-submissions are capped at priority 4; priority 5 is reserved for rapid-response triggers.
A source can carry multiple tier badges (e.g., bright + nearby = both A and B). The leftmost badge is the primary sort tier.
"Recommended facility (today)" is computed from current mag (never peak); extrap means the 7-day fading trend pushed the source into a deeper bin within 3 days.
The Cell complete column is "classified / total in this source's LIONS (month × ≤peak) cell". Sources in deficit cells that are also at risk of fading past 21 mag get a boost badge — they sort up within their tier.
tonight means the source is also in today's "visible from Palomar" CSV.
NED z=0.07 d=319 Mpc. ACAI_h=0.85 ACAI_n=0.24 ACAI_o=0.49 (other-class weight unusually high). Bright host with Gaia point on position (neargaia=0.95). WISE w1-w2=0.08 not AGN. Very red (g-r=+0.62). Mixed signals — needs spectrum to discriminate. → REVIEW.
Very large host offset (distnr=20.3"), faint background source (magnr=22.3). No ACAI. Old (42d). May be hostless or unrelated background source. Visual cutout review recommended.
Conflict: sg=0.98 (strongly stellar) but z=0.116 reported. Gaia point at 6.45". Possible stellar source overlapping a galaxy with coincidental redshift catalog entry. Old (30d) slow fading. → REVIEW.
LOW gal_lat=14.3 (Galactic concern). Nuclear-ish (distnr=0.88") on bright host (magnr=17.68) with Gaia point at 0.85". ACAI mixed h=0.83 n=0.48. Red. Could be Galactic source coincident with galaxy or distant nuclear-transient. → REVIEW.
LOW gal_lat=13.8. sg=0.5 borderline. No ACAI. No Gaia point near (4.7"). distnr=2.12 magnr=19.43. Could be Galactic CV/nova or extragalactic. → REVIEW.
z=0.143 confirms extragalactic. Bright host (magnr=17.61), nuclear (distnr=0.54). No ACAI/WISE so type is unconstrained. Slow flat LC (trend7=+0.08, span 19d). Could be slow SN, AGN flare, or TDE. → REVIEW until ACAI/spectrum.
Brand new (1 d, 8 dets). Trend7=-7 mag is artifact of small sample. drb=0.999, sg=0.5 borderline. Large host offset (6.3"), faint host. Has followup request. Need more data to type.
Brand-new alert: only 3 detections spanning ~1 hour at MJD 61140.3. Nuclear (distnr=0.08"), blue (g-r=-0.28), on a faint host (magnr=20.77). WISE w1-w2=1.04 is above the AGN selection cut (>=0.8) and w2-w3=4.72 is warm dust — host likely an AGN. Could be an AGN flare or a young transient near the nucleus. Insufficient temporal coverage to classify; revisit when more LC accumulates.
38 dets in 17 d; near-flat LC (trend7=-0.04). drb=0.9998 (real). Host visible (distnr=0.56, magnr=19.77), no Gaia point on position (neargaia=5.4). gal_lat=44 (extragalactic-friendly). Missing ACAI/WISE so type cannot be pinned; consistent with slow SN or AGN flare.
BRIGHT peak=16.25 (Tier A!) AND NEARBY z=0.0241 NED+CLU d=106 Mpc (Tier B!). **A and B both apply.** VERY bright host (magnr=15.28, Gaia point at 2.04"). ACAI_h=0.93. Currently still bright (cur=18.37). LC slow with red color (g-r=+0.88) consistent with SN II. **Has 4 spectra** (SEDM 2026-03-16, KAST 2026-03-22, SEDM 2026-03-26, NGPS 2026-04-02 — 22 d ago) and **3 followup requests**. Existing spectra didn't yield a posted classification — likely the early spectra were ambiguous. Per Chris: SN II-like LC suggests broad features may have developed (or hydrogen lines may have transitioned to plateau/nebular phase) since 2026-04-02 → new spectrum at this later phase will pin sub-type. Has SNID match candidate run pending.
z=0.077 NED (~340 Mpc). ACAI_h=0.98, sg=0.04. Past peak fading (trend7=+0.53), red (g-r=+0.58). Existing followup request (fr_n=1) — confirm before duplicating.
VERY BRIGHT peak=17.98 (Tier A!). NED+CLU z=0.035 d=151 Mpc (borderline nearby). ACAI_h=0.999. **6 followup requests, 3 spectra** (SEDM/KAST/SEDM through 31 d) — well-studied. Spectra ambiguous so far → new spectrum may refine sub-type at later phase.
BRIGHT peak=18.08 (Tier A!). z=0.044 NED+CLU (~157 Mpc, just past 150). Bright host (magnr=17.20) with Gaia point at 0.31" (close to nucleus). ACAI_h=0.94 ACAI_n=0.23. Has 1 spectrum + 1 followup but still unclassified — LC has evolved 24d (now fading fast trend7=+0.71), new spectrum will refine sub-type.
BRIGHT peak=18.38 (Tier A!). z=0.089. Bright host (magnr=18.28) with Gaia point at 0.94" (essentially nuclear). 933 detections densely sampled. Old (51d). Has 1 spectrum + 1 followup — given 51d evolution, new spectrum will refine.
BRIGHT peak=18.28 (Tier A!). OLD source (ZTF24 prefix from 2024) currently flaring. Bright host (magnr=17.45) with Gaia point at 0.58" (essentially nuclear). ACAI_h=0.89 ACAI_n=0.36. Strong AGN/CLAGN flare candidate. Has followup request.
**Years-active source** (span=380d). z=0.116. Nuclear (Gaia point at 1.20" on bright host magnr=18.23). Strong AGN/CLAGN signature. Has 2 followup requests.
BRIGHT peak=18.47 (Tier A!). Very bright host (magnr=16.65). ACAI_h=0.93. Extremely red (g-r=+1.35) with rising LC — classic heavily reddened SN II in dusty host. Has followup request.
VERY BRIGHT peak=18.23 (Tier A!). z=0.071 NED. ACAI_h=0.97 ACAI_n=0.63 (very high nuclear weight). Old (44d) red. **3 followup requests + 1 spectrum** — given 44d evolution, new spectrum will refine.
BRIGHT peak=18.33 (Tier A!). NED z=0.07 (~319 Mpc). Bright host (magnr=17.29) with CLU match at 0.83". ACAI_h=0.87 ACAI_n=0.23. Old (38d). WISE w1-w2=0.18 not AGN.
BRIGHT peak=18.34 (Tier A!). z=0.081 NED. Very bright host (magnr=16.72) with Gaia point at 1.62". ACAI_h=0.98. Old (39 d) but still bright. Has 3 followup requests — well-studied target; confirm not duplicating.
**User-promoted via report** by 13 on 2026-04-25T06:14:01.051316: "likely SN". The bot has marked this source as a high-confidence extragalactic SN that needs classification; tier and priority are forced into A/B as the brightness/distance allows.
BRIGHT peak=18.45 (Tier A!). NED z=0.044 (~212 Mpc, just past 150). ACAI_h=0.999. Has 1 spectrum + 3 followups (well-studied target); LC has evolved 16d so existing spectrum may be stale for sub-typing — confirm with PI before re-requesting.
z=0.049 (~210 Mpc, just outside 150). ACAI_h=0.99, sg=0.05. Fast rising (trend7=-1.87), very blue (g-r=-0.25), 7d span. Has 1 spectrum already but still unclassified — given the rapid LC evolution since, a new spectrum at +5-10 d should pin sub-type (likely SN Ibc / SN II early).
OLD source (ZTF19) flaring up — strong AGN/CLAGN/TDE candidate. z=0.078. Bright host with Gaia point at 0.72" (nuclear). ACAI_h=0.97. Fast rising blue (trend7=-1.18, g-r=-0.40). Has 1 spectrum but no classification yet — LC still evolving fast → new spectrum at the new flare phase will help.
OLD source (ZTF19 prefix from 2019) currently flaring. distnr=0.48" with Gaia point at 0.42" (essentially nuclear). 221 detections over 30 d, slow flat blue (trend7=+0.13, g-r=+0.08). ACAI_h=0.87 ACAI_n=0.55 (high nuclear weight). Existing followup (1) — confirm. Strong AGN/CLAGN/TDE flare candidate.
BRIGHT peak=18.66 (Tier A!). NED+CLU z=0.05 (~230 Mpc, just past 150). Bright host (magnr=17.89). ACAI_h=0.99. Very red (g-r=+1.07). Has 4 followup requests (well-studied) — confirm.
yes · SN (caveat: bright nearby star at 4.4") · medium
BRIGHT peak=18.83 (Tier A!). Conflict: sg=0.99 (stellar from a nearby Gaia source at 4.44") but ACAI_h=0.99 strongly SN. 235 dets densely sampled. Likely SN projected near a foreground star — visual cutout check critical. Has 2 followup requests.
BRIGHT peak=18.91 (Tier A!). z=0.096 NED. Bright host (magnr=18.33) with Gaia point at 1.05" (essentially nuclear). ACAI_h=0.87 ACAI_n=0.15. WISE not AGN. Old (43d). Has 2 followup requests.
BRIGHT peak=18.72 (Tier A!). z=0.0485. WISE w1-w2=1.0 strongly AGN-like. ACAI_h=0.985. Very red (g-r=+1.28). Likely SN in AGN-host or AGN flare itself. Spectrum critical to discriminate.
BRIGHT peak=18.77 (Tier A!). NED z=0.088. Old (67 d) but with huge recent rebrightening (trend7=-5.84). ACAI_h=0.99. Very red (g-r=+0.92). Could be SN with late re-brightening, AGN-like, or SN Iax. Has followup request.
BRIGHT peak=18.91 (Tier A!). z=0.07 (~301 Mpc). ACAI_h=0.998. Old (53d). **2 spectra + 2 followups** but unclassified — given long evolution, new spectrum at late phase will refine.
z=0.085, has 1 spectrum on file but still unclassified ⇒ existing spectrum was inconclusive. Bright host (magnr=17.69) with Gaia point at 1.11" (close to nucleus). ACAI_h=0.94. 29 d old, slowly evolving (trend7=-0.22). New spectrum needed targeting features the first one missed.
z=0.17 distant. Very fast rising blue (trend7=-2.36, g-r=-0.65), 4 d span. Has 1 spectrum + 2 followups already; existing spectrum wasn't sufficient (no classification). LC still rising rapidly so a new spectrum at +5-10 d will likely settle the type.
BRIGHT peak=18.86 (Tier A) AND NEARBY z=0.0246 NED+CLU (~109 Mpc, Tier B). **A and B both apply.** ACAI_h=0.999. Bright host (magnr=17.57). Has 1 spectrum + 4 followups (well-studied) — given 15d LC evolution since, new spectrum may refine sub-type.
BRIGHT peak=18.86 (Tier A!). LOW gal_lat=-11.5 (Galactic plane caveat). CLU match at 3.56" supports extragalactic. ACAI_h=0.93. Very red (g-r=+1.11), very old (58d). Likely heavily reddened SN II in disk.
z=0.037 NED (~159 Mpc — borderline nearby). distnr=0.03" essentially nuclear, Gaia point at 0.07". 887 detections in 6 d (extreme sampling — possibly because the source was flagged as variable / followed densely). WISE w1-w2=0.24 not classic AGN. Nuclear position + dense LC sampling argues AGN/CLAGN flare. Spectrum needed to distinguish from nuclear SN.
BRIGHT peak=18.91 (Tier A!) AND NEARBY z=0.023 NED+CLU d=101 Mpc (Tier B!). **A and B both apply.** ACAI_h=0.999. Has 1 spectrum + 1 followup but unclassified — 34 d evolution since first spectrum, sub-type may need refinement.
yes · SN-candidate (verify host association) · medium
NED z=0.003 d=15 Mpc reported but CLU at 261" — host association uncertain (NED match may be spurious). drb=0.99, ACAI_h=0.81 ACAI_n=0.51 (mixed nuclear weight). 273 detections, 2 followups. If host is real, it's a Local-volume Tier B target — verify before queuing.
VERY NEARBY: NED+CLU z=0.005 d=21 Mpc (Local volume!). **Tier B!** ACAI_h=0.97. sg=0.5 borderline. Large host offset (9.8") could mean a globular-cluster SN or M-dwarf flare; but ACAI_h SN-like.
NEARBY: NED z=0.027 d=121 Mpc, CLU match at 1.55". Brand-new (1 d). Very fast rising (trend7=-3.41), 436 dets concentrated in 1 d. ACAI_h=0.95, drb=0.9999, sg=0.07. Likely SN II shock breakout or SN Ia-very-early. **Tier B priority (nearby).**
yes · SN past peak (red, possibly Ia or II plateau) · high
NEARBY: NED+CLU z=0.027 d=119 Mpc. **Tier B priority.** ACAI_h=0.99, sg=0.5 borderline but ACAI_v low. Very red (g-r=+1.18) consistent with SN Ia past peak or SN II plateau. Slow flat LC (trend7=-0.07, span 20d).
NEARBY: NED d=121 Mpc (CLU match). ACAI_h=0.99, sg=0.16, drb=0.99. distnr=0.42. Red (g-r=+0.78), rising (trend7=-0.76). Likely SN II in nearby host. **Tier B priority** (NED 121 Mpc < 150).
NED z=0.006 d=25 Mpc reported (Local volume) but CLU at 185" — host association uncertain. ACAI_h=0.94. If host is real, this is a Tier B-critical Local-volume target — verify before queuing.
BRIGHT peak=19.06 (just past Tier A cut). NED z=0.071 (~320 Mpc). Nuclear (distnr=0.55") on bright host with Gaia point. ACAI_h=0.97 ACAI_n=0.21. Old (28d) red fading SN past peak.
Textbook supernova LC: peaked at ztfg=19.16 on MJD 61126.4 (~21 days ago), now declining at ~0.07 mag/day (trend_7d=+0.48). 162 detections over 36.85 d. Offset 1.85" from a magnr=18.32 host (clearly on the host disk, not nuclear). ACAI classifier strongly hot-transient (acai_h=0.96, acai_n=0.04, acai_b<0.001). g-r ~ +0.58 consistent with SN past peak. Current mag 19.90 (ztfr) and fading ~0.07 mag/d → P200/NGPS (extrap to ~20.1 in 3 d). No CLU/NED match so distance unknown; could be 100-300 Mpc.
z=0.108 NED. Bright host (magnr=17.86) with Gaia point at 0.94" (close to nuclear). ACAI_h=0.90 ACAI_n=0.27. WISE w1-w2=0.18 not AGN. Old (30d) red fading.
BRIGHT peak=19.07 (just past Tier A). Conflict: sg=1.0 stellar but ACAI_h=0.97 SN. Faint background (magnr=22.78 at 4.5"). 733 dets densely sampled. Likely SN projected near a star — visual cutout check critical.
250 dets in 14 d. Bright host (magnr=17.71) with Gaia point at 0.83" (likely nuclear or close to it). ACAI mixed h=0.86 n=0.48. WISE w1-w2=0.16 (NOT AGN). Fading 0.5 mag/7d, red (g-r=+0.44). Could be nuclear SN or close-to-nucleus event.
yes · SN (possibly hostless / SLSN candidate) · medium
Large host offset (distnr=9.94") suggests very-offset SN or hostless. ACAI_h=0.90, ACAI_v=0.008 (not variable star). Very blue (g-r=-0.49), 870 detections in 21 d (densely sampled — possibly SLSN-like LC). Worth a spectrum to test SLSN possibility.
yes · nuclear-transient (TDE/AGN/nuclear-SN) · medium
**Essentially nuclear** (distnr=0.06") on bright host (magnr=18.68) with Gaia point at 0.10". WISE w1-w2=0.30 not classic AGN. No ACAI. Spectrum critical.
**Years-active source** (span=422d). ACAI_h=0.99 but year-long activity argues AGN over SN. WISE w1-w2=0.34 not classic AGN. Has 2 followup requests. Spectrum critical to discriminate.
BRIGHT peak=19.02 (just past Tier A). z=0.056 (~245 Mpc, just past 150). ACAI_h=0.97. Old (47d) blue rising — late SN re-brightening. **582 detections** densely sampled. Has 1 spectrum but unclassified — given 47d evolution, new spectrum will refine sub-type.
yes · AGN/TDE/nuclear-transient candidate · medium
z=0.086. Bright host (magnr=18.61) with Gaia point at 0.89" (close to nuclear). ACAI_h=0.81 ACAI_n=0.36 (mixed). Flat blue LC (trend7=+0.01, g-r=-0.22, 16d span). Has 1 spectrum but unclassified — features may have been ambiguous; rerun SNID with z=0.086 forced.
Conflict: sg=0.99 stellar but ACAI_h=0.90 SN-like. Faint background source (magnr=23.13 at 7.8"). Likely SN projected near foreground star — visual cutout check critical.
yes · nuclear-transient (AGN host SN candidate) · medium
WISE w1-w2=0.83 AGN-like (Stern+2012 cut at 0.8). distnr=0.58" near nuclear. ACAI_h=0.97. Could be SN in an AGN-host or AGN flare itself. 159 detections over 25 d, fading red. Spectrum critical.
likely · SN (likely Ia or stripped-envelope) · medium
94 detections over 17 days. peak ztfg=19.62 at MJD 61116.5 (~11 days ago); declining at ~0.04 mag/day (trend_7d=+0.28). Blue (g-r=-0.18) at +11 d post-peak. ACAI acai_h=0.95 (SN-like), acai_n=0.37 (some nuclear weight). distnr=0.17" suggests near-nuclear position but host is faint (magnr=21.09). WISE w1-w2=0.13 below AGN cut, so AGN unlikely. ACAI 'h' high + smooth post-peak decline + non-AGN WISE => SN. Current mag ~20.0 (ztfg) and fading → P200/NGPS (extrap ~20.1 in 3 d).
NED z=0.055 (~245 Mpc, just outside 150). ACAI_h=0.99, sgscore=0.07, drb=0.9998, distnr=2.87 (offset on host disk). Fast rising blue (trend7=-1.42, g-r=+0.03).
NEARBY-borderline: NED d=167 Mpc (z=0.038, just outside z<0.034 cut but NED suggests near Tier B). CLU match at 4.0". ACAI_h=0.997, sg=0.5 borderline but ACAI overrides. Type: SN.
yes · nuclear-transient (TDE/nuclear-SN/AGN candidate) · medium
z=0.08 confirmed. distnr=0.21" essentially nuclear, Gaia point at 0.06" on host. ACAI_h=0.81 ACAI_n=0.70 (high nuclear weight). 3 d span, fast rising. WISE w1-w2=0.03 (NOT AGN — argues TDE or nuclear SN over AGN). Interesting target.
z=0.173 (distant). ACAI_h=0.89. Has 2 spectra + 2 followups (well-studied) — given 95d evolution since first spectra, may need new one for late-phase classification.
yes · nuclear-transient (TDE/AGN flare candidate) · medium
z=0.136 NED. Nuclear (distnr=0.31") on bright host (magnr=19.09). ACAI_h=0.85 ACAI_n=0.38. Old (38d) with late re-brightening (trend7=-1.05). Long evolution + nuclear position + late rebrightening fit TDE/AGN better than SN.
z=0.135 NED. ACAI_h=0.86 ACAI_n=0.32 (some nuclear weight). distnr=0.44" close to nucleus. drb=0.9999. Could be nuclear SN or AGN flare; spectrum will discriminate.
OLD source (ZTF25 prefix). Bright host (magnr=19.0) with Gaia point at 0.19" (essentially nuclear). 57 d span with slow decay. No ACAI. Long-duration nuclear behavior strongly suggests AGN/CLAGN.
z=0.123. Bright host (magnr=18.45) with Gaia point at 1.69" (small offset). 37-day span with flat-to-slowly-fading LC (trend7=+0.10) and blue color (g-r=+0.06). Long, slow, blue, near-nuclear pattern is more AGN/TDE-like than typical SN.
Fast rising (trend7=-1.66) with very red color (g-r=+0.81) — unusual combo, suggests heavily reddened SN II or SN Iax. ACAI_h=0.84. distnr=0.48" near nuclear.
z=0.083. Very bright host (magnr=17.47) with Gaia point at 0.61" (essentially nuclear). No ACAI. Has 1 spectrum + 2 followups but unclassified — existing spectrum was insufficient (could be AGN, TDE, or nuclear SN). New spectrum needed targeting key diagnostic features.
likely · SN (reddened II or Ia past peak) · medium
63 detections over 16 d. peak ztfr=19.68 at MJD 61118.5 (~9 d ago); declining (trend_7d=+0.23). Very red (g-r=+1.08; 'red' annotation gives g-r=0.93+/-0.15). ACAI strongly SN-like (acai_h=0.95, acai_n=0.11, acai_b<0.001). Small offset 0.89" from a faint host (magnr=21.24). The very red g-r could indicate (a) host extinction reddening a SN II, (b) SN Ia past peak with intrinsic+host reddening, or (c) a SN Iax. host_gr=0.16 (host is blue), so the redness is intrinsic/extinction in the transient, not host contamination. Current mag ~19.92 (ztfr) and fading ~0.03 mag/d → P200/NGPS (extrap ~20.0 in 3 d).
NED+CLU z=0.036 d=160 Mpc (borderline nearby). sg=0.98 high but distnr=9.13 means the high-sg region is probably background — ACAI_h=0.92 strongly SN. Type: SN.
yes · SN (very red — Ia-91bg or heavily reddened II) · high
Extremely red (g-r=+1.53). ACAI_h=0.99. Old (32d). Bright host (magnr=17.96). Sub-type candidate: SN Ia-91bg, heavily-reddened SN II, or SN Iax. Spectrum will distinguish.
NED z=0.085 d=389 Mpc. ACAI_h=0.97, sgscore=0, drb=0.999, host magnr=18.4 disk offset 2.6". Flat trend (-0.05/7d) at peak. Existing followup request (1) — confirm not duplicate before submitting more.
z=0.12 (~561 Mpc). Bright host (magnr=18.26) with Gaia point at 0.71" (likely nuclear). 29 d span with flat evolution (trend7=-0.19). Long-duration nuclear flat-blue → more AGN/TDE-like than SN.
sg=0, drb=0.9999, faint host (magnr=21.8 at 0.53"), gal_lat=39. Blue rising (trend7=-0.61, g-r=-0.03), 4d span. Likely young SN. Has followup request — confirm before duplicating.
169 detections over 58.9 days, slowly brightening (ztfg 20.64 -> 19.82, ztfr 21.04 -> 20.10), persistently blue (g-r=-0.27), and nuclear (distnr=0.17"). A Gaia point source sits 0.26" from the position with maggaia=20.4 — consistent with a point-like AGN nucleus or compact host. trend_7d ~ +0.07 (essentially flat). Long-duration smooth blue rise + nuclear + Gaia-point host argues AGN or TDE rather than a normal SN. Spectrum required to discriminate. Current mag ~19.82, essentially flat → Lick3m/SOAR.
Very fast rising (trend7=-1.43, 5d span). Blue (g-r=+0.08). ACAI_h=0.94, sgscore=0.08, gal_lat=70, no Gaia point (neargaia=43), drb=0.9999. Host magnr=20 (faint). Classic young SN signature.
z=0.077. drb=0.91 (lower but still real), ACAI_h=0.82, ACAI_b=0.34 (some bogus signal — quality caveat). Fast rising (trend7=-1.47), 5 d span. Likely SN early; the slightly lower drb/ACAI_b warrants visual cutout check.
Long-duration 35d with rising LC (trend7=-0.32). Nuclear (distnr=0.58") on a magnr=18.2 host. WISE w1-w2=0.26 just below AGN cut. No ACAI. Could be slow SN, AGN flare, or TDE.
yes · nuclear-transient (AGN/TDE/nuclear-SN candidate) · medium
z=0.129 confirmed. Very nuclear (distnr=0.18", Gaia point at 0.08"). ACAI_h=0.93 ACAI_n=0.43. Rising blue (trend7=-0.93, g-r=-0.21). Spectrum can discriminate AGN vs nuclear-SN vs TDE.
sg=0.12, drb=0.996, host visible at 0.73" (magnr=19.0). WISE w1-w2=-0.02 (definitely NOT AGN). No ACAI but morphology + WISE consistent with SN. Flat LC.
NED z=0.104 confirms extragalactic (~480 Mpc). ACAI_h=0.99, fast rising (trend7=-1.16), blue (g-r=-0.21), sgscore=0.5 borderline but ACAI overrides. Type SN early; sub-type needs spectrum.
z=0.125. Nuclear (distnr=0.53", Gaia point at 0.55"). **551 detections in 8 d** — densely sampled flare. Bright host. Could be TDE, AGN, or nuclear SN. Spectrum critical.
z=0.098 NED. Bright host (magnr=18.07) with Gaia point at 0.80" (close to nuclear). ACAI_h=0.89 ACAI_n=0.70 (high nuclear weight). WISE w1-w2=0.24 not AGN. Could be nuclear SN, TDE, or AGN flare.
sg=1.0 (fully stellar), low gal_lat=20. Bright host (magnr=17.13) is the source itself (Gaia point at 4.7"). Has 1 spectrum that didn't yield a SN classification (consistent with stellar). Galactic CV/nova/variable. Drop from spectroscopic queue.
sg=0.77 mostly stellar. Very faint 'host' (magnr=23) at 10.7" almost certainly background. Likely Galactic CV/nova or stellar variable. Drop from spectroscopic queue.
sg=1.0 stellar, only 3 detections, close Gaia point at 5.0". Likely Galactic CV/nova. Drop from queue.
SEDM assignments — 19 (19 submitted ✓ today, 0 would-submit if re-run)
Candidates the bot has submitted (or would submit) to SEDM under the current eligibility rules.
Already-submitted sources keep their row in the table with a submitted ✓ badge
so the day's actions are auditable; sources that are still eligible but were not submitted (e.g., dry-run, or
added to the queue after the day's submit pass) carry a would submit badge.
SEDM priority rules (Fritz 1-4; p5 reserved for triggers):
p4 currently < 18.5 mag or rising and projected < 18.5 mag in 3 d ·
p3 18.5-19.0 mag with high LIONS-cell deficit (boost ≥ 0.20) ·
p2 18.5-19.0 mag standard impact ·
p1 19.0-19.2 mag and not fading rapidly (trend7 < 0.3 mag).
