| name | deeptrend |
|---|---|
| type | agent-data-source |
| domain | ai-trends |
| formats | json-feed, rss, llms-txt |
| update_frequency | paused |
| last_published | 2026-02-24 04:18:29 UTC |
| status | paused |
| primary_endpoint | https://chrbailey.github.io/deeptrend/feed.json |
| discovery | https://chrbailey.github.io/deeptrend/llms.txt |
| hot_topics | https://chrbailey.github.io/deeptrend/hot.json |
| schema | /schema/feed.schema.json |
| repo | https://github.com/chrbailey/deeptrend |
Status: PAUSED (2026-04-16). The feed is not currently updating. Latest published item is dated 2026-02-24. The pipeline (scrape + LLM Counsel analysis + publish) ran on a local launchd schedule that was unloaded 2026-04-11 as part of a broader ops-center teardown. The GitHub Pages site still serves the last good snapshot; agents that consume it will see stale data until the schedule is restored or a GitHub Actions cron replaces it.
See CHANGELOG.md for run history and reasons.
Structured AI trend feed for autonomous agents, monitoring systems, and research pipelines that need early signal detection in AI and infrastructure trends.
Curated from 14+ sources. Synthesized via LLM Counsel. When running, the pipeline publishes every 6 hours — but see status note above before relying on freshness.
# Get current hot topics (smallest payload)
curl -s https://chrbailey.github.io/deeptrend/hot.json | jq .
# Get full structured feed
curl -s https://chrbailey.github.io/deeptrend/feed.json | jq '.items[:3]'import requests
feed = requests.get("https://chrbailey.github.io/deeptrend/feed.json").json()
for item in feed["items"]:
dt = item["_deeptrend"]
print(f"[{dt['priority']}] {item['title']} (confidence: {dt['confidence']})")const feed = await fetch("https://chrbailey.github.io/deeptrend/feed.json").then(r => r.json());
const p0 = feed.items.filter(i => i._deeptrend.priority === "p0");| Endpoint | Format | Use case |
|---|---|---|
/hot.json |
JSON | Current state only, minimal payload |
/feed.json |
JSON Feed 1.1 | Full structured feed (recommended) |
/feed.xml |
RSS 2.0 | Legacy compatibility |
/llms.txt |
Markdown | Agent discovery file |
/insights/YYYY-MM-DD.md |
Markdown | Daily archive |
Schema: /schema/feed.schema.json
Each item in feed.json includes a _deeptrend extension:
{
"id": "2026-02-17-insight-1",
"title": "Safety/alignment research absent during OpenAI signal surge",
"content_text": "...",
"date_published": "2026-02-17T06:00:00Z",
"tags": ["p0", "divergence", "reddit", "techmeme"],
"_deeptrend": {
"priority": "p0",
"insight_type": "trend | consensus | divergence | tool_mention | gap",
"confidence": 0.75,
"convergence": {
"source_count": 3,
"sources": ["reddit", "google-trends", "techmeme"]
}
}
}| Priority | Meaning | Typical count |
|---|---|---|
| p0 | Non-obvious signal: absence, reversal, or cross-domain surprise | 1-3 per run |
| p1 | Specific trend with 2+ sources or notable expert signal | 3-6 per run |
| p2 | Early signal worth monitoring | 2-4 per run |
Volume alone never makes something p0. "AI agents are trending" is noise. "Safety discourse disappeared during a capabilities surge" is signal.
| Tier | Sources | What it catches |
|---|---|---|
| Editor | TechMeme | What editors think matters |
| Crowd | HN Digest, HuggingFace Papers | What developers/researchers upvote |
| Expert | Simon Willison, Import AI, AlphaSignal, Last Week in AI, Ahead of AI, MarkTechPost | Practitioner analysis |
| Algorithm | GitHub Trending | What's being built |
| Primary | OpenAI News, Google Research, BAIR | First-party announcements |
| Raw | Reddit, arXiv, Google Trends | Unfiltered community signal |
Curated RSS Feeds (14) + API Scrapers
|
raw_signals (Supabase)
|
Velocity Scoring
|
LLM Counsel Synthesis (anti-noise, absence/reversal detection)
|
insights
|
Publisher -> feed.json, feed.xml, hot.json, llms.txt, archives
|
GitHub Pages (auto-deploy on push)
- Absence and reversal signals are more valuable than volume
- Cross-bias convergence on non-obvious topics is the gold standard
- Every insight must pass: "would a senior AI researcher say 'I didn't know that'?"
- Machine-readable first, human-readable second
- Deterministic stages where possible, LLM only for synthesis
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