link-feed

Link Feed Ingestion

Pull new links from Discord #link-feed channel and append them to the link feed index.

When to Use

• User asks to check/update the link feed
• During heartbeat checks (if configured)
• User says "ingest links", "check link feed", "update links", etc.

Channel Info

• Channel ID: 1366246672275083375
• Channel Name: #link-feed
• Guild ID: 1366085981874421802

State File

A JSON file containing last_message_id — use this as the after parameter when reading the channel to only get new messages.

Database File

Categorized markdown tables with columns: | Date | Title | URL | Relevance | Notes |

Procedure

1. Read state file to get last_message_id
2. Read Discord channel using the message tool:

   action: read
   channel: discord
   channelId: 1366246672275083375
   after: <last_message_id>
   limit: 100
   

3. If >100 messages, paginate using after with the newest ID from each batch
4. Extract link data from each message:
   • URL from content (regex extract)
   • Title from embeds[0].title
   • Description from embeds[0].description
   • Date from timestampUtc
5. Deduplicate against existing URLs in the database
6. Categorize each link into one of these categories:
   • Agent Architecture & Orchestration
   • Local & Edge AI
   • Memory & Persistence
   • Interpretability & Reasoning
   • Math & Physics
   • AI Research Papers
   • Developer Tools
   • Industry News & Strategy
   • Creative Tools & Media
   • Miscellaneous
7. Tag relevance: cogos, research, tool, context, theory, src as appropriate
8. Append new rows to each category's table in the database
9. Update frontmatter: updated, last_batch, total_links, date_range
10. Update state file with the newest last_message_id

Relevance Tag Guide

• cogos — directly relevant to CogOS architecture, agent design, or workspace
• research — academic paper or research finding
• tool — software tool, library, or framework
• context — industry news, trends, or general context
• theory — relevant to SRC/CFT theoretical framework
• src — directly relevant to SRC mathematical framework

Notes

• Messages are often bare URLs with Discord embed providing title/description
• Some messages have text commentary before/after the URL — preserve as Notes
• x.com/twitter links often have no embed — mark as (untitled) with context tag
• Categorization doesn't need to be perfect — enrichment passes refine later