intelligence-radar/workplans/IR-WP-0009-website-brief-feed.md
tegwick cb74107c36 Close IR-WP-0008 and hand website pulls to IR-WP-0009.
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---
id: IR-WP-0009
type: workplan
title: "Pull website automation briefs from an authorized feed"
domain: infotech
repo: intelligence-radar
status: active
flavor: implementation
owner: grok
topic_slug: custodian
created: "2026-10-05"
updated: "2026-10-05"
---
Residual of IR-WP-0008. The brief inbox is the unattended path for ChatGPT and
Grok automation briefs. This workplan holds the work that the inbox does not cover.
## Pull website automation runs without an operator
```task
id: IR-WP-0009-T01
status: wait
blocking_reason: "chatgpt.com and grok.com keep automation runs in the signed-in account. The shared ChatGPT weekly conversation is one snapshot, not a result feed. grok.com publishes no public link or export API. This repository does not send an account session to either site."
priority: medium
```
Carried from IR-WP-0008-T03. Pulling the websites waits on a real export or an
authorized account feed. That feed must not rely on guessed private endpoints.
Until one exists, `run-due` keeps reporting `needs_session` for both providers.
An export saved to the inbox, including one saved from Grok's email delivery,
is still retained.
## Resolve the two inbox leftovers
```task
id: IR-WP-0009-T02
status: todo
priority: low
```
The empty `261003-intelligenceRadarDaily_grok.txt` stays in the inbox. So does
`260927-intelligenceRadarDaily_chatgpt.txt`, whose name is already taken under
`archive/` by different bytes. The new bytes are already retained. An operator
decides whether to delete the empty file and how to name the second copy in the
archive. The importer must not overwrite archived bytes.