Community integration examples for EstWarden — the Baltic Security Intelligence platform. Connect threat data to your tools, dashboards, assistants, and automations.
| Integration | What it does | Status |
|---|---|---|
| OpenClaw Skill | AI assistant skill — threat level, reports, narratives, campaigns | ✅ Ready |
| MCP Server | Model Context Protocol — any LLM queries threat data | ✅ Ready |
| Grafana Dashboards | Threat overview + collector health dashboards | ✅ Ready |
| Home Assistant | Smart home sensors, automations on threat changes | ✅ Ready |
| Telegram Bot | Query threats from Telegram (/threat, /report, /narr) | ✅ Ready |
| CLI | Terminal threat queries — estwarden threat |
✅ Ready |
| n8n Workflows | Slack briefing, email alerts, visual automation | ✅ Ready |
| Obsidian Plugin | Daily threat notes in your vault | 💡 Concept |
| Examples | Python, Go, JavaScript code snippets | ✅ Ready |
All integrations use the public API. No key required.
GET https://estwarden.eu/api/threat-index — CTI score + level
GET https://estwarden.eu/api/today — daily report
GET https://estwarden.eu/api/report/{date} — historical report
GET https://estwarden.eu/api/history?days=30 — threat trend
GET https://estwarden.eu/api/influence/narratives — narrative activity
GET https://estwarden.eu/api/influence/campaigns — influence campaigns
GET https://estwarden.eu/api/trends — trend analysis
GET https://estwarden.eu/feed.xml — RSS feed
GET https://estwarden.eu/health — service health
Add your integration — fork, create a directory, submit a PR.
MIT