The problem is PEV firmware, safety, and price chatter scattered across RSS, Reddit, YouTube, and OEM pages. Electric Board Daily crawls 52+ seeded sources every 6 hours, scores items via the shared MVS client (signal, novelty, authority, recency → 100), and ships a Daily Top 10 with a ~200-word narrative at 10:15 UTC. First-class firmware tracking, safety advisories (score boost + danger styling), retailer price history, per-user model catalog, 11 data-grid pages (no card UI). After each briefing, top items can push into bri_signals. Scoring goes through mvs_client — not a hidden second Anthropic chain in the blueprint dir. Metadata still lists Telegram; the platform live alert bus is Herald where wired. Public /ebd/; grids are /ebd/app/* behind login.
EBD is the electric-board sibling of EBI: same pipeline, PEV domain fields and safety/firmware first-class pages.
CSS mock of /ebd/app — 11 grids in the real app, not a magazine layout. Not a screenshot of a PEV forum.
Safety advisories and firmware drops have their own routes. That is the product split vs a generic feed.
/ebd/app/prices is history, not a buy button. Catalog is per-user model tracking.
/ebd/ and health public. Dashboard, models, prices, releases, reviews, videos, firmware, safety, history need login.
Do not grep the ebd folder for Anthropic and conclude “no AI” — scoring is via mvs_client. Briefing narrative is generated; facts in grids are crawled items.
EBD will not checkout a board, will not hide safety in a generic news tab, will not claim Telegram is live if tokens are unset. Eleven grids, no card-component fashion.
People tracking Onewheels and e-skate firmware/safety/price. Sibling of EBI, not a copy of AIF’s HN feed. How you verify: dashboard Top 10, open safety and firmware routes, prices history, login wall on /app.
Tables include models, sources, items, scores, daily reports, retailers, prices, releases.
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PEV consumer research hub — daily briefings, firmware tracking, safety advisories, and price signals. Health stays cheap. If this page disagrees with the signed-in app, trust the app — the product contract and tests enforce that rule.