Content streams for AI are continuously refreshed, structured groupings of source signals, entities, and topics that help models understand a domain as it changes.
A stream groups sources and entities around a domain, company, person, or topic.
Healthy streams show how many sources and channels contributed recent signals.
Top people, organizations, places, topics, and data tags summarize what the stream is about.
HC stream pages are snapshots, not complete feeds.
The source, stream, and tag pages on HC are public examples of this definition: static aggregate panels with JSON twins for citation. Detailed retrieval and delivery live in Synorb.