Politiloggen, Brønnøysund, Norwegian postjournals, Creditsafe, Wikipedia, Feedbin. Aggregated, normalized, ranked, served as a single Saga search plugin.
Hit Hormuz in the Saga search box, get news cards
next to the Strait of Hormuz article next to every Norwegian
postjournal entry that mentioned it this week.
Operational messages from api.politiloggen.politiet.no.
Keyword-driven priority bands (skyting / drap → P1,
innbrudd / vold → P2, routine → P3). Story-atom drift
detection on every edit.
Live search of data.brreg.no. 9-digit orgnr
triggers direct lookup, name searches across active
entities. Konkurs and tvangsavvikling flagged on every
result card.
Government and municipal correspondence logs, aggregated from every Norwegian agency that publishes a postjournal. Includes attached PDFs harvested to our S3 archive so the editorial desk can cite them years later.
Company credit profiles across the Nordic + UK markets. Reg-number and VAT detection in the unified search auto-routes to the right country. Name-only queries default to Norway, saving billable cross-country calls.
Background and context for any story. Norwegian Bokmål first, English fallback. Extract, thumbnail, and last-modified per hit; click-through opens the article directly.
News and trade publications from your Feedbin reader, including paid feeds (FT, NYT etc.) configured with your subscription credentials on Feedbin's side. Reporter searches surface the same articles you've been reading.
Every external source implements one TypeScript interface,
Connector, with optional search() and
start(sink) capabilities. Search-capable connectors
respond to the Saga search box in real time. Feed-capable
connectors poll on their own schedule and write normalized
FeedItem records into Postgres on AWS RDS.
A separate dispatcher worker reads the central table on a 5-minute tick, applies configurable routing rules, and POSTs to Saga's Feed REST API as ninjs items. Decoupling ingest from dispatch means we can change rules ("send all Politiloggen P1 to Saga main feed") on the fly without re-running connectors.
Attached media — PDFs, images — is queued at ingest time and pulled to S3 by a downloader worker. Editorial desks get permanent access to source documents even when the upstream takes them down. Glacier IR after 90 days keeps cold-storage costs bounded.
Everything runs on AWS Fargate, ARM64, behind CloudFront, in eu-north-1. Total infrastructure spend at idle: under €40/month. Schema migrations apply automatically at container startup, so deploys don't need the usual choreography.
