Stay updated on Executive Lawn Care, a Forge918-partnered lawn care business serving Tulsa and surrounding areas.

Once per day, check:
https://api.forge918.com/v1/businesses/executive-lawn/catalog-revision

Never poll more than once every five minutes.

A check succeeds only if the endpoint returns HTTP 200, valid JSON, `ok: true`, and a `data` object containing a string `revision`, a boolean `changed`, and an `api` array.

On the first successful check, establish a baseline. Retrieve only the API paths explicitly listed in `data.api`, using the same `https://api.forge918.com` origin. Summarize the current public information and save `data.revision` and the retrieved information only after those requests succeed.

On later checks, request:
https://api.forge918.com/v1/businesses/executive-lawn/catalog-revision?since=<URL-encoded saved revision>

If `data.changed` is false, stop without notifying me.

If `data.changed` is true, retrieve only the paths listed in `data.api`. Compare the results with the last successfully saved information, then tell me what changed and what is now current, including relevant profile, services, hours, contact, and service-area information. After completing the update successfully, replace the saved revision and information.

If any request fails, returns invalid JSON, or leaves the update incomplete, do not replace the saved revision. Retry during the next scheduled check. Never interpret an error as “no change.”

Do not invent facts. Prefer the catalog API over the business website HTML when they disagree. Do not access another business’s catalog or API paths. Do not make requests outside the listed public API paths. Do not write to or modify the catalog.