Intel X watches four live streams, scores every item with AI for relevance to Sri Lanka's auto sector, and pushes only what matters — the moment it matters. This is how it works, end to end.
Each stream pulls from official, public sources every few minutes. Nothing scraped from behind a login, nothing decorative — only what helps the team decide.
The surface and the small print — mainstream press, regulator notices, court judgments and gazettes, read in near real time.
Major exchange news, on-chain events and panic indicators — because global liquidity moves the rupee, and the rupee moves the import bill.
Earthquakes, natural events, flight movements and prediction markets — everything that ripples toward supply chains and shipping.
Official public camera feeds from peer markets — a live look at how traffic and demand behave in comparable economies.
From raw source to your phone in minutes. Idempotent, deduplicated, and scored before it ever reaches a human.
RSS, public APIs and on-chain feeds. Idempotent inserts on URL so duplicates can't flood the feed.
every 15 minClaude Haiku rates each item 1–10 for relevance, with a one-line summary, sentiment and topic.
every 5 minAnything scored 7+ lands in the operations group within minutes — no digest delay for what's urgent.
every 5 minOne readable summary of the last 24 hours arrives at 07:00 Asia/Colombo — news, events, the lot.
daily · 07:00 LKTAI rates each headline for importance to Sri Lanka's auto sector. The score decides whether it interrupts you, waits for the brief, or just sits in the archive.
Policy moves, duty changes, anything that forces a decision today. Hits the Telegram operations group within minutes.
Telegram · instantContext that shapes the week — market swings, regional events. Surfaces in the dashboard and the morning brief.
Dashboard · digestRoutine coverage kept for the trail. Searchable in the archive, never noisy in your notifications.
Archive only