Answer
Use three things: one curated updates source, one OSS momentum source, and one running decision note. That is enough to track AI updates in under 30 minutes per week.
Key points
- Do not start with a large dashboard or many overlapping feeds.
- Your stack should help you shortlist, not endlessly browse.
- The decision note is part of the stack; without it, monitoring does not turn into action.
What changed recently
- This page is an evergreen shortcut for lightweight monitoring setups.
Explanation
A 30-minute setup only works when the source list is intentionally narrow. One curated source catches launches, one OSS source catches repo momentum, and the note preserves what you decided.
If you add more tools before you can keep the basic routine, complexity grows faster than usefulness.
Tools / Examples
- RadarAI Updates + GitHub Trends + a weekly review note is already a complete starter stack.
- If you later need real-time alerts for one dependency, add one narrow channel rather than rebuilding the whole stack.
Sources
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