asterism.
A sky of what
is worth reading.
Today,
as an edition.
Every morning the feeds you follow are read for you. The date stands as a poster; beside it, the lead event, the top five of the ranking, and the pieces worth your time, one entry for each event however many outlets covered it.
Each piece is scored, written up in Chinese, and grouped with the other reports of the same event.
New reports join the event they belong to, then the ranking updates.
Hot,
as a sky.
An event is a constellation. Each independent source is a star on a true time axis, and its height is heat: the sources of the last 48 hours, counted for less as they age. A source that says it twice is still one star.
Hover a figure and its row lights up. A quiet day looks quiet.
Events and independent sources across the last 48 hours.
Every morning,
an edition.
The daily brief runs from 8:00 to 8:00 on your clock. A weekly and a monthly one sit beside it, built from what was selected.
Reports of one event are grouped first, so the same launch is not counted three times.
Your models.
Your feeds.
Scoring can go to Jev: typed questions, a probability for each, and the arithmetic in code, so a score can be traced back to its parts. A text model writes the copy. Both connections are yours to choose.
Keys stay in the macOS Keychain.