Newsroom
A newsroom with no editor — only rules anyone can read.
Citizens file reports; a deterministic desk corroborates them against each other and against official feeds, publishes what clears a published ladder, and posts its own corrections.
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2026 · AI Systems
What it does
Distinct-submitter counting: one device or one coordinated burst counts once
Published tier ladder decides publication — no editor, no model verdict
Automated, visible corrections when evidence turns
Live-audited official feeds: PIB, RBI, SEBI, MyGov
Runs as an agent mesh on Iron, over NATS JetStream
The long version
Two things break trust in news: corrections that never come, and people on the ground with no way into the story. Newsroom is an attempt at both. Citizens submit reports and evidence to a public platform; a verification desk corroborates them against each other and against official sources — PIB, RBI, SEBI, MyGov.
Every publishing decision is code on a published tier ladder: three distinct citizens make a community report, ten make news, one official source makes an attributed fact. A language model reconciles entities and ranks significance, and is never allowed to decide what counts as true.
When later evidence contradicts a published story, a deterministic check posts a visible correction onto that story’s history. The desk runs as a mesh on the Iron agent runtime — durable jobs on JetStream, event-sourced memory — and the only human control is an operational kill switch.