intelldom

It gathers, checks and drafts. You decide.

intelldom watches sources you trust — YouTube channels, scientific journals, museum collections — and prepares draft posts that link back to the original. Nothing is published without your approval.

Sources Path of a post Channel
Art Institute of Chicago APICleveland Museum of Art Open AccessThe Met Collection APIWikidata
draft check you
@artworklife Artwork Life, Russian
MackNackБонус профессорИ грянул ГрэмМаксим Кац 1 more
draft check you
@politscan PolitScan, Russian
Acta Astronautica (Elsevier)Astrobiology (SAGE)International Journal of Astrobiology (Cambridge UP)Breakthrough Listen (Berkeley SETI Research Center) 8 more
draft check you
@seti_program SETI Program, Russian, English

Channels run with intelldom

  • PolitScan — short, neutral summaries of new videos from several political YouTube channels. Two or three digests a day; every point links to its moment in the video.
  • SETI Program — the search for extraterrestrial intelligence and technosignatures: journal papers, preprints and research-group news, in Russian and English.
  • Artwork Life — one well-known artwork a day and one specific story about it. Images come only from open museum collections.

How it works

  1. Collect. The system reads each channel’s sources on a schedule and drops duplicates.
  2. Draft. A language model writes only from the collected material. Every statement is tied to a quote from a source.
  3. Check. Code matches the quotes against the original, checks the links and the length. A doubtful draft is flagged for manual editing.
  4. Your decision. The draft arrives in a Telegram bot: publish, rewrite or reject.
  5. Publish. An approved post goes out on the channel’s schedule.

Principles

  • A person decides. Automatic publishing is switched on only explicitly and only for a single channel.
  • No invented facts. A post that cannot be backed by a source does not reach the channel.
  • Code acts, the model suggests. The language model proposes text; permissions, scheduling and sending are checked by the program.
  • Channels are isolated. Sources, settings and keys of one channel never mix with another.
  • Private by default. Personal correspondence is not sent to third-party models without a separate permission.
  • Official APIs only. No scraping that breaks a platform’s rules.

What comes next

Telegram channels are the first module. Next: other platforms (YouTube, VK, blogs), an email assistant, a helper for personal messages, and a shared knowledge base with tasks for all modules.