AI-powered OSINT intelligence aggregator — 27 data sources, 3D globe, multi-LLM briefings, and real-time delta tracking
Challenge: Staying informed across geopolitics, markets, climate, health, and technology requires monitoring dozens of sources simultaneously. By the time a human analyst reads and synthesizes all relevant signals, the situation has already changed. Traditional news aggregators show headlines but don't surface the signal — they lack synthesis, delta tracking, and intelligent alerting.
Solution: Long View (codenamed Crucix) is a local intelligence aggregator that pulls data from 27 OSINT sources every 15 minutes, detects meaningful changes using a delta engine, generates AI briefings using whichever LLM the operator specifies (Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, or Codex), renders the data on a 3D WebGL globe, and pushes alerts to Telegram and Discord when significant shifts occur.
27 standalone source modules in apis/sources/. Each exports a briefing() function that returns structured data. Sources degrade gracefully when API keys are absent — the full sweep continues even if individual sources fail.
Compares each new sweep against the previous state. Uses configurable numeric thresholds per source (e.g., VIX must move ±3 to trigger alert). Memory stored in lib/delta/memory.mjs — persists across restarts.
Provider-agnostic LLM layer in lib/llm/provider.mjs. Set LLM_PROVIDER to anthropic, openai, gemini, or codex in the environment. Generates synthesized narrative briefings from aggregated source data.
WebGL globe rendered via Three.js showing geographic signal distribution. The Jarvis-style HUD displays current intelligence indicators. Designed for ambient monitoring — always-on display gives a quick situational overview.
Telegram bot (polling-based) and Discord bot (webhook or full bot with slash commands) push delta alerts when the engine flags a significant change. Configurable per source — customize which signals trigger alerts.
Includes docker-compose.yml for containerized deployment. Run the entire stack — aggregator, dashboard, and bots — with a single docker compose up command.