The news that touches your work, watched and briefed

Tell your assistant which topics and sources move your team’s work, and it scans them on demand or on a verified schedule. 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 discovered during a scan; it does not monitor between runs.

The reveal

You name your beats once. The next morning, if you’ve approved a verified morning schedule and delivery destination, there’s a tight brief waiting: five stories that touch your work, each with a one-line “here’s why this matters to you.” Without a scheduler, ask for the same brief on demand; nothing runs between your requests. Either way, the team gets a clear view of what moved and why it matters, without scrolling ten feeds.

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

Start on demand. Recurring work is available only after your assistant verifies a scheduler, future tool access, saved progress, and a delivery destination. Otherwise each run waits for your request; connecting an account alone does not turn it on.

• 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 demand or on your team’s verified schedule, flagging important stories found during each scan.