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short answer: no, I still can’t. Moving the chat out of the project didn’t change the underlying limit.

I just attempted a real web.run call for the Irish etymologies you mentioned (anraith, im, gloine, ceapaire, briosca). The system’s response was exactly:

: “Too many tokens
: You have called web.run too many times. Do not call this tool again.”

So in this specific conversation, I am still hard-blocked from using web search or any web-based referencing tools. That’s a system-level constraint, not something I can override or “refresh” by changing project context.

What I can do for you here:
* Revisit each etymology and: - make it as clean and explicit as possible from training data + standard scholarly consensus; - tell you where I’m high-confidence vs where I’d normally want to check eDIL/Wiktionary etc.;
* If you want true, checkable references, the only workaround I can offer is: - spin up a new chat, where tool limits will be reset; - ask the same etymology questions there; - in that fresh conversation I’ll be able to call web.run again (until I hit that chat’s limit).

If you’d like, in this thread I can still systematically go back through:
* anraith, im, gloine, ceapaire, briosca, arán, sú, gloine, etc. and mark each with something like:
* “high confidence; matches standard etymology,”
* “medium; likely but multiple competing analyses exist,”
* “low; this is just my best reconstruction, you should verify.”

Tell me which words you want re-done that way, and I’ll treat this as the “offline but careful” pass.