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What you get

Base · on day one

• Your sources on your cadence, your taxonomy, your domain, palette and social accounts.
• Three-pass A.R.C. analysis on every article: facts, summary, full take.
• Sentinel (AI-content check) and a Counter-Analyst comment on every article.
• Readability scoring, translation on request, comment moderation.
• Bluesky, Mastodon and Facebook posting with credit to the original publisher.
• A public Sources & credit page, model cards and credits generated from your own configuration.
• Opt-in daily email digest.

First week · add-ons in the deployment window

• Wiki directory

  Read-only directory of your directives over the existing article store.

• Sources page

  Public list of the feeds you monitor, generated from your sources file.

• YouTube ingestion

  Metadata-only ingest of YouTube URLs next to RSS.

• Prompt-to-article

  A publish-ready article from a user prompt.

• Grade endpoints

  A structured grading pass on top of the three-pass analysis.

• Polite fetcher

  Declared bot identity, robots.txt and Crawl-delay honoured, per-publisher terms enforced from config.

Sprint add-ons · quoted separately

• Weekly quiz

  Multiple-choice quizzes from the week’s articles; needs site-scoped Redis keys and, optionally, a companion learning platform.

• Synthetic reporters

  Persistent character pages with lectures, assignments and text-to-speech; needs a companion Faculty Directory service.

• Reading library

  A corpus-backed reader with translation cache and curated shelves; you choose the corpus and provide storage.

Sibling products · scoped separately

• Newsradio

  Narrated shows built from analysed articles; a separate Kokoro audio stack.

• LightBox

  Video ingestion and analysis; separate stack, own hardware.

• School of Chat

  The Faculty Directory service behind Reporters; its own product and roadmap.

Proof point · Arc Codex

Arc Codex is a general-news platform running this codebase with its own database, taxonomy and social accounts. It reads 2,310 sources worldwide and runs the same A.R.C. analysis on every article. Huntaegis and Arc Codex are the same codebase, run continuously.

How it's delivered

• One engineer

  One pre-sales engineer, working with AI assistance, delivers the setup. No sprint team, no consulting layer.

• Day one

  Rebrand and reconfigure (sources, taxonomy, domain, palette, social accounts) takes an afternoon.

• Days two to five

  The first-week add-ons you chose are wired in, plus any bespoke work you scoped on the call.

• Self-hosted

  Runs on infrastructure you control: Flask, Next.js, Redis and Solr fit on one workstation-class server; Ollama runs on a LAN host you assign.

• Your inference, your rules

  Analysis runs on your hardware first, with an optional, budgeted escalation to a larger cloud model for public feed stories only; a local-only mode switches the cloud off entirely.

Terms

Base price

[PRICE — Ross]

What the week includes

The base instance above, live on your domain in five business days, plus the first-week add-ons named in your quote. [INCLUDED HOURS / ADD-ON LIMIT — Ross]

Sprint add-ons

Each is a defined engagement, quoted separately after the scoping call. [HOW SPRINTS ARE QUOTED — Ross]

Support

MIT license planned (not yet published). Support is optional and paid: [SUPPORT PRICE / PERIOD — Ross] [SUPPORT HOURS / RESPONSE TIME — Ross]

Payment schedule

[PAYMENT SCHEDULE — Ross]

You provide

Hardware (a workstation-class server plus a LAN host for inference; [HARDWARE SPEC — Ross]), your domain and DNS access, and the accounts the instance will post from (Bluesky, Mastodon, Facebook) and send mail from.

Book a demo

A scoping call, [CALL LENGTH — Ross]. We cover:

• Your source list: what you read today and what you want to read.
• Your taxonomy: the topics (directives) the feed is organised around.
• Add-ons: which first-week items you want, and whether any sprint add-on or sibling product fits.
• Hardware: what you have, what the instance and its inference host need.

You leave with: A fixed quote. A start date.