What's the feature?
We currently manage two sources of content for the Crypto Grant Wire Telegram feed: (1) a Notion database containing curated and legacy entries, and (2) an integration with x23 that automatically posts governance-related content. However, the x23 data is not reflected in the Notion database, creating fragmentation in our content archive. We’d like a way to consolidate both sources—via one-time import and ongoing sync—into a single Notion database that serves as the complete, canonical source of all Grant Wire content.
In addition to syncing, it would be ideal if the system could introspect any links in the scraped content and automatically generate a clean title and a 1–2 sentence summary or description. This would help standardize the entries, make them easier to browse and search, and reduce the need for manual editing. The end goal is a unified, self-updating archive that powers downstream workflows like RSS feeds, weekly summaries, or retro funding eligibility tracking.
What's the feature?
We currently manage two sources of content for the Crypto Grant Wire Telegram feed: (1) a Notion database containing curated and legacy entries, and (2) an integration with x23 that automatically posts governance-related content. However, the x23 data is not reflected in the Notion database, creating fragmentation in our content archive. We’d like a way to consolidate both sources—via one-time import and ongoing sync—into a single Notion database that serves as the complete, canonical source of all Grant Wire content.
In addition to syncing, it would be ideal if the system could introspect any links in the scraped content and automatically generate a clean title and a 1–2 sentence summary or description. This would help standardize the entries, make them easier to browse and search, and reduce the need for manual editing. The end goal is a unified, self-updating archive that powers downstream workflows like RSS feeds, weekly summaries, or retro funding eligibility tracking.