Pipeline
The machinery that builds this site. Every bot run, every cost, every output.
Last 7 days
Bot roster
AI News Digest
● operationalPulls 5 RSS feeds, picks the most interesting stories, writes an opinionated daily digest.
AI Thoughts
● operationalReads the same feeds for inspiration, generates an original opinion piece with a clear point of view.
The Radar
● operationalScans RSS feeds and HackerNews Algolia API for genuine AI product launches, writes editorial picks.
Tool of the Week
● operationalPicks one interesting AI tool from RSS feeds and writes a short review.
Prompt Library
● operationalGenerates 2 new copy-ready prompt templates per run, inspired by current AI trends.
Model Data
● operationalFetches AI model pricing and specs from the OpenRouter API, updates the models comparison page.
Horizon
● operationalProposes Now-lane entries and Past-promotion candidates from the archive, flags stale Next forecasts with fresh supporting evidence. Writes proposals to a staging file for Valori review; never writes canonical lane data.
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How this works
Six Python bots run on systemd timers on a dedicated server. Each bot scans RSS feeds, calls the Anthropic API to generate content, and commits the output directly to the GitHub repo. GitHub Actions builds the static site and deploys to GitHub Pages.
Every bot run logs its metadata here: what it scanned, what it published, how long it took, and what it cost. This page reads that log at build time. What you're looking at is a static site that documents its own construction.
The bots are open source. View the code on GitHub →