apocalypse.ews // discord
condition normal: silent

tracked-aircraft anomalies / rolling 24h / every level transition announced

Apocalypse EWS / Discord bot

Mirror of the upstream EWS. Most days the level stays at 1.

  1. Install the bot to a server you administer, or to your own Discord account.
  2. In a server channel: run /subscribe, or @-mention the bot with subscribe.
  3. In a DM with the bot: just send subscribe. No mention needed.

Client id not set. Edit docs/index.html and replace YOUR_DISCORD_CLIENT_ID.

// in use

Discord screenshot: a user @-mentions Apocalypse EWS with no command and the bot replies 'COMMAND NOT RECOGNIZED. Valid: subscribe, unsubscribe, status, help.' The user then mentions it again with the word subscribe and the bot replies 'SUBSCRIBED. This channel receives level 5 alerts. /unsubscribe to stand down.'

// help

/subscribe [channel]
designate alert recipient (this channel, or you)
/unsubscribe
stand down
/status
subscription state + last incident
/help
refresher

@-mention the bot with the same word — same effect. In a DM, just send the word.

// more

The upstream tracks unusual private-jet activity over a rolling 24-hour window and assigns an emergency level from 1 to 5. This bot polls the upstream every 30 minutes and announces every transition — both rising and falling. Most days the level stays at 1 and you hear nothing.

// alert ladder

2 ↑   Notice. Emergency level 2.
3 ↑   ELEVATED. Emergency level 3.
4 ↑   WARNING. Emergency level 4.
5 ↑   ATTENTION. EMERGENCY LEVEL 5.
↓     Stand-down. Emergency level returned to N.

Each transition message also carries the upstream's text label, the z-score, and an asOf timestamp. On a real level-5 event you'll additionally receive the full incident payload (title, link, pubDate) from the upstream RSS feed.

// level-5 incident payload

ATTENTION. EMERGENCY LEVEL 5.
{title}
{pubDate}
{link}

Source feed: rss.xml · Telegram channel: @apocalypse_ews.