The news that touches your work, watched and briefed

Tell your assistant which topics and sources move your team’s work, and it watches them continuously. Instead of a firehose, you get a short running brief: the handful of stories that actually matter, why each one matters to you, and what to do about it.

What it does

• Watches the topics, companies, and sources your team cares about, across many publications, not just one feed.
• Sorts the noise from the signal, so only the stories worth your attention make the brief.
• Explains each pick in a line: why it matters to your team and who should see it.
• Keeps a running record, so today’s brief knows what it already told you yesterday and never repeats a story.
• Flags the rare big one immediately, instead of waiting for the next scheduled brief.

The reveal

You name your beats once. The next morning there’s a tight brief waiting: five stories that touch your work, each with a one-line “here’s why this matters to you.” No scrolling ten feeds, no wondering what you missed. The team starts the day already knowing what moved, and why it’s worth caring about.

What it doesn’t do

• It doesn’t dump every headline on you. The whole point is that it filters hard.
• It doesn’t repeat itself. A story you’ve already seen won’t show up again.
• It isn’t a replacement for reading deeply. It points you at what’s worth the deep read.

Configuration

• Your beats: the topics, companies, and themes your team wants watched.
• Your sources: the publications and feeds worth trusting, and any you want ignored.
• When it lands: the cadence that fits your team (a morning brief, twice a day, weekly).
• Who gets it: the whole team, or a channel you point it at.

Triggers

Runs on your team’s chosen schedule, with an immediate flag for anything big enough to not wait.