Introducing the ENS Editorial System

🗳️ Meta-Governance DAO-Tooling
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Since 2022, the Newsletter has delivered timely, bite-sized coverage of governance proposals, protocol updates, and ecosystem developments through consistent bi-weekly research, writing, and publication.

The workflow has always been manual: continuous, week-long monitoring Discourse, GitHub, X, and various ecosystem sources, then synthesizing everything into newsletters and social posts for distribution via ENS DAO’s official X and Farcaster accounts.

That changes now.

The shift

Claude Code introduced a paradigm shift in how we work by enabling direct, natural-language interaction with sources instead of constant context-switching between browser tabs and manual copy-pasting.

This inspired me to build a Claude Code integration specifically tailored for ENS editorial workflows.

Editor MCP Server → GitHub - eurekaetcetera/editor

What it does

The server monitors ENS ecosystem sources and generates editorial-ready content:

  • Source monitoring: Discourse forum, GitHub repositories (ensdomains/*), curated X accounts
  • Intelligent scoring: Ranks signals by relevance, impact, and novelty using heuristics + LLM
  • Automatic categorization: Routes content to newsletter sections
  • Content generation: Produces newsletters and social posts from curated items

The workflow:

  • “Run the pipeline with 14 day lookback”
  • “Show me the editorial report”
  • “Curate and generate the Newsletter”

What’s next

I’ll be using this workflow for all future newsletters and DAO social content. The system is v1.0—functional but evolving. Feedback welcome!

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Update: I’m live-testing the Editor MCP Server during this newsletter cycle.

Behind the scenes, the server pulled 150 signals from three sources—GitHub, Discourse, and X—to support content curation. I’ll be using this output to compile and render the upcoming newsletter, which will be published shortly.

MCP-generated editorial report: → ENS Editorial Report — 1.13.26 - HackMD

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Second Update: Added Google Sheets as the curation UI. All signals now export to Sheets with columns for:

  • Include (checkbox),
  • ID,
  • title,
  • summary,
  • date,
  • category, and
  • link.

Editors curate directly in Sheets by checking items and assigning categories via dropdowns. The selected entries are then imported back, and the newsletter auto-generates with content routed to the correct sections.

Final step: every edition still gets a human review to ensure accuracy, relevance, and precision before publishing.

Google Sheets Editorial Curation → ENS Editorial Curation - 2026-01-13 - Google Sheets

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