@eto-press/engine-shelf

The writers you follow, one line each.

The blogs desk. The masthead's sources are writers; side names the shelf a writer sits on ("Tech", "Essays"). Every morning the engine reads each writer's feed through the front door and prints every new post as one row: the title as the link, a one-line deck that says what the post says, the writer's own door. Rows are grouped by shelf, in the masthead's order, newest first within a shelf.

The deck is the copy desk's line, not the author's, and it adds nothing. When the writer's feed carries its own summary, that summary is the deck and no model is asked anything. Only a post whose feed carried the full body, or nothing at all, gets a deck from the desk — the inference boundary's fifth question — and the desk's deck is refused if it runs past two sentences or contains a number, a name or a quoted phrase the post does not. A refused deck prints as no deck. Nothing is retold.

Declare it with engine = "shelf" in a [[section]] of eto.toml (or [engine] use = "shelf" for a whole paper). It needs the judge model for the deck question and never the compositor. A morning with no new posts is NoEdition: no file, no mail, the press rests.

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