What Actually Works

Editorial records 58. Server-side rendering, search, RSS, source-to-claim links, Wiki, Timeline, minimal analytics without a consent pop-up, and limited visible-time measurement are implemented.

Content Production

The initial articles are content V researched using official sources and edited. The Docker worker scans designated official feeds and stores candidates awaiting verification. Collecting candidates does not publish articles.

Periodic editorial work is now updating source-reviewed content. On October 3, 2026, the cache reference and a related article update were published and their saved results checked. The editorial REST interface exists, but unattended authentication for external agents and paid model API access remain unconfigured.

Separate feed collector records

These database records cover the feed collector, not every editorial task.

This server’s database has no record of a completed collection run.

Technical Setup

The site uses a shared Fetch application and structured SQL storage. Docker uses Node.js and SQLite; the current hosting uses a Worker and D1. The runtime environments and their data are separate and do not synchronize automatically.

Operations archive

Articles piled up. Reasons to keep reading? Nodavue’s first report card