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AI News Curator

What your team should be reading, first thing.

Register the themes your team should be following, and overnight it gathers, sifts and summarises — so a briefing is waiting first thing. Articles that merely rank well, and headlines that only stoke worry, do not make the cut. Nobody has to go hunting for sources, and everyone starts the day from the same material.

  • Everyone starts from the same material
  • What merely ranks well does not get through
  • Delivered to Slack, email or Notion
The AI News Curator morning briefing: a column of article cards with a theme panel on the right.
This morning's briefing: a headline, three bullets, the source, and why it surfaced now.

What it does

What your team should be reading, first thing.

  1. Everyone starts from the same material

    When everyone finds their own sources, everyone reads something different. Register the themes centrally and the whole team works from one set of material. Add a theme any time, or mute one for a while.

  2. What merely ranks well does not get through

    Pieces that are only prominent because they rank, headlines written to alarm, and the fourth retelling of the same event: all dropped before the rest is re-ranked against your themes. You can also name topics you would rather never see.

  3. Delivered to Slack, email or Notion

    It arrives where your team already is. Each item carries three bullet points and a line on why it surfaced now, so the gist lands without anyone opening a link. Set the delivery time and time zone to suit.

How it works

From first run to done

  1. 1

    Set themes

    Register the themes the team should follow.

  2. 2

    Gather

    Overnight, it sweeps across your sources.

  3. 3

    Sift

    Duplicates and low-quality pieces drop out; the rest is re-ranked.

  4. 4

    Summarise

    Three bullets, plus a line on why it matters now.

  5. 5

    Deliver

    First thing, to Slack, email or Notion.

Screens

What you actually work in

The themes and delivery settings screen, with the theme list and controls for destination and time.
Themes to follow, topics to avoid, destinations and timing — all on one screen.

At a glance

Where it reaches

Sources
News sites, technical feeds and web search, swept together
Selection
Same-event duplicates collapsed; coverage spread across your themes
Summary
Three bullets, an importance rating, keywords and a why-now line
Delivery
Slack, email or Notion, at a time and time zone you set

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