Signals
The firehose, read by rule. Three lanes: what to try, what you should know, and who's moving money. Every lane names its source, states its selection rule, and publishes its cadence. Nothing here is picked by hand. The rules are the editor.
The instrument
This is not a news feed, and it is not a blog. Nobody sits down and decides what makes this section. Three collectors run on their own schedules against public, redistributable sources — GitHub’s public event stream, the labs’ own newsrooms, and the SEC’s EDGAR system — and what they find is ranked and filtered by rules that are written down on each lane’s page. If you disagree with what surfaced, the rule is what you are disagreeing with, and you can read it.
It is the daily companion to Repos. That section re-measures monthly what a tracked panel of developers puts its hours into; this one watches the same world at daily resolution, where a breakout is hours old rather than weeks. Same store, same classifier, same standard: every number traceable to a named source, every threshold published. How the collectors are scheduled, verified, and allowed to fail is on Trust.
The store is the reason the rules can be argued with: because nothing is discarded on the way in, a rule can be changed and the whole window re-read against it. A feed that filters at collection time can never do that.
The latest reading in each lane
One reading per lane, as of Nov 12, 2026; each lane’s page carries the full table and its methodology.
- Top of the attention rank (Nov 12, still filling in): storytold/craft-anything — 16 people in the sampled stream so far. The full rank →
- Latest from the labs (Nov 12): OpenAIHoliday Extras is rethinking what it can build with Codex The week →
- Latest AI money move (Nov 2): Chipmaker Marvell Technology agreed to buy optical-components maker Lumentum in an all-stock deal, giving Lumentum shareholders 4.500 Marvell shares for each Lumentum share. The filings →
The star-history trend lines this section is really for — which of these is rising in real stars — are deliberately absent. The series behind them is 85 days old, and a slope drawn from that would be theater. Why, on Trust →