If you have ever worked in intelligence analysis, security operations, or geopolitical research, you know the drill. You have 12 browser tabs open. Three dashboards are refreshing. Your Slack is pinging with alerts from four different monitoring tools. Somewhere in that noise, something important just happened — and you might not catch it until tomorrow morning.
That is the problem we set out to solve with WYRM Sentinel.
The open-source intelligence landscape has exploded over the past decade. ADS-B data tracks every aircraft with a transponder. AIS data follows every ship at sea. USGS publishes earthquake data within minutes of detection. GDELT processes news from every country in near-real-time. The data is there. The problem is not access — it is attention.
Traditional OSINT tools solved the access problem. They gave you dashboards. Maps. Filters. Search bars. And they worked, for a while. But the volume of data has outpaced the capacity of any human analyst to watch it all. You cannot stare at a maritime dashboard and an aviation dashboard and a seismic dashboard and a conflict dashboard simultaneously. Something will slip through.
Sentinel takes a fundamentally different approach. Instead of giving you a dashboard to stare at, it gives you an intelligence analyst that never sleeps. Sentinel deploys purpose-built AI agents — one per intelligence domain — that continuously monitor incoming data, correlate events across feeds, and push actionable alerts when something changes that you need to know about.
The key concept is delta intelligence. Sentinel does not tell you that there was an earthquake in Turkey. It tells you when seismic activity in a region exceeds the 90-day baseline and correlates that with increased military aviation in the area and unusual maritime traffic patterns. It surfaces the anomaly, not the data point.
We are building Sentinel as an API-first platform. Everything the web interface can do, your code can do. You can integrate Sentinel alerts into your existing workflow — whether that is a SOC dashboard, a Slack channel, an email inbox, or a custom webhook handler. The intelligence comes to you, in the format you need, on the channel you prefer.
This is just the beginning. Our roadmap includes wargame simulations that project potential scenarios from current intelligence, persistent entity tracking that follows specific aircraft and vessels over time, and a cyber threat layer that monitors CISA KEV, abuse.ch feeds, and attack surface changes.
We believe that open-source intelligence should be accessible to every organization that needs it — not just the ones with a team of 20 analysts. Sentinel is that team, in software.
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