Add Automated Monitoring and Alerting Guide #4
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This pull request introduces a new guide under
guides/automated_monitoring_alerting/that covers the setup and implementation of automated monitoring and alerting.This guide provides an automated workflow that continuously monitors a folder for new or updated documents (PDF, TXT, CSV), automatically indexes them using the ZeroEntropy API, and runs semantic queries to detect relevant content. If new content matches specified topics or keywords, the system sends an alert (e.g., via Slack) to notify your team. This enables real-time knowledge discovery and ensures important updates are surfaced as soon as they appear in your document repository.