A demonstration of the steps from RSS sources to a checked article on the static website.
This is a demonstration of the editorial template, not a news report. It shows what happens before an article is published.
Start with an event
The workflow collects new items from a defined set of RSS feeds, normalises URLs and removes duplicates. It groups related reports around an event. Before drafting, it looks for at least two independent confirmations and, where possible, an original company statement, regulator notice, vulnerability record or technical document.
Check the claims
The model receives a structured event record rather than an instruction to translate an article. Every number, date, quotation, product name and substantial claim must be supported by a source. Conflicting sources stop automatic publication.
Check image rights
A cover image needs an origin page, usage terms and credit. Official media kits and images with clear open licences take priority. Generated illustrations are a last resort and must be labeled.
Keep publication reproducible
The completed Markdown and approved image enter the repository together. A stable event ID and file path prevent a rerun from creating duplicates. Hosting then rebuilds the static Astro site.