Feed API
Signals via API
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Public sample from the feed endpoint. The backend exposes read endpoints for signals, storylines, and briefings.
Public sample
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- Route top stories into Slack or Teams for morning and evening desk updates.
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- Feed metrics into BI dashboards for momentum, concentration, and source mix monitoring.
Quick start endpoints: /v1/feed/stories, /v1/signals, /v1/storylines/search, /v1/briefings/latest.
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