GOAL: for each assigned row R, fetch one USGS elevation sweep and save it. WORKDIR (bash tool = mcp__workspace__bash): /sessions/upbeat-quirky-clarke/mnt/outputs/sfmap/ STEP 1 - get the URL for row R: awk -v r=R '$1==r {print $3}' /sessions/upbeat-quirky-clarke/mnt/outputs/sfmap/urls200_final.txt (field 2 is k, the expected sample count.) STEP 2 - fetch it with mcp__workspace__web_fetch ONLY. curl/wget/python-requests are STRICTLY PROHIBITED. Bash is for local file I/O only. If the response body comes back EMPTY (just the URL echo, no JSON): retry the same URL once. If still empty, cache-bust by moving the "&f=json" parameter to a different position in the query string (e.g. put it right after "getSamples?") and fetch again. Never change the geometry, sampleDistance, or geometryType values. STEP 3 - read the JSON. It looks like: {"samples":[{"location":{...},"locationId":0,"value":"38.582172394",...}, ...]} CRITICAL FACTS: - The samples come back OUT OF ORDER (grouped by rasterId). Never rely on array position. - Some locationIds are sometimes ABSENT (dropped at raster tile seams). That is expected. - The ONLY thing that establishes alignment is the "locationId" field. Use it verbatim. Do NOT renumber, reindex, sort-and-count, or fill in gaps. STEP 4 - save. Build a space-separated list of ":" tokens, value rounded to 1 decimal place, keeping the sign. Include EVERY sample present in the response, in any order. If a value's magnitude is absurd (abs > 10000, e.g. -3.4028235E38 = NoData), write -9999 for it. Then run exactly: cd /sessions/upbeat-quirky-clarke/mnt/outputs/sfmap/ && python3 save200.py R "0:38.6 1:44.3 2:49.4 ..." The script validates ids against k, writes erow_.txt, and prints "row R: / saved, missing ids [...]". If it prints an assertion error, fix your token list and re-run. Do one row per save call. STEP 5 - move to the next assigned row. Save each row immediately after fetching it; never batch several rows' data before saving. DO NOT: create any other files, write .md reports, edit save200.py/plan200.json/urls200_final.txt, or touch rows outside your assignment. FINAL ANSWER: one line per row -> "row R: saved/k, missing [ids]". Nothing else.