News Curator

The problem. I struggled to stay informed on topics I actually care about without drowning in noise. RSS readers, newsletters, and curated apps either delivered too much fluff or missed the specific concepts I wanted to track, forcing me to search manually.

Why I built it. I wanted a frictionless, pull-based news delivery system that only feeds me high-signal content, with a direct pipeline to save important insights for the long term.

What it does. It runs a curation script targeting my specific interests, delivering summaries and source links via a Telegram bot. If an article is worth retaining, I simply send the link back to the bot. It automatically ingests the content into my Second Brain, generating a new note, defining key concepts, and linking them to my existing knowledge graph.

The benefits. I stay up to date in minutes without doomscrolling or manual searching. It turns passive news consumption into an active, compounding asset by feeding relevant articles directly into my knowledge base with zero friction.

Features

• Topic-specific filtering that ignores generic news and captures high-signal articles
• Telegram bot delivery with concise summaries and source links
• Two-way interaction: reply with a link to trigger background ingestion
• Automatic note creation, concept extraction, and wiki-linking within my Second Brain