The section reference — from first launch to fine tuning: how to connect sources and watch them, how to describe rules and alerts in words, how AI processing, publishing, feeds and analytics work. Start with the installation and the first steps, then open the section you need right now.
Docker Compose, the embedded database, environment variables, first sign-in.
What the product is, who it fits, and where to begin.
Fifteen ways to watch the news: feeds, pages, search, channels, your own Python collector.
One careful collector, repeat filtering, the raw-page archive.
Watching a price, an availability or any other value with a threshold.
Every change — with a “before and after” comparison and a link to the archived copy.
A summary with citation links, materiality, topics, translation.
A condition tree without programming, and a “why it did not fire” journal.
Materiality bands, quiet hours, digests instead of a stream of messages.
Email, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Teams, webhook, API call, your own code and the channel check.
A draft from the collected material, citation checking and your approval before sending.
A ready news feed for your site and mailing, in three formats.
Eight read-only screens and command cards for your agent.
How much came in and how much proved important, AI spending, archive search.
Nine sections of text files, editing on the fly, backups and the journal.
The management key, the command reference, the self-check and the limits.
Connecting Xedant Agent, what the agent can do, and where the license begins.
Your own Python code as a source, a channel, a publishing target or a hook at any step.
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