Newsletters, alerts and bookmarks land in one database overnight, and everything in it is scored against a fixed rubric. What clears the bar becomes a brief. 94% of it arrives carrying a documented opposing view, filed beside the story rather than under it.
That is the difference between this and a clipping service. A clipping service says what happened. These two documents say what happened, who disagrees, and what it sets in motion three moves later.
Snapshot, October 3, 2026.
Friday, October 2, the closing day of the week the synthesis covers. No email needed for this one.
The complete brief for Friday October 2, and the long synthesis of the week it closes, September 26 to October 2.
So I know who I met, and can find you afterwards.
These stay open on this device. Come back to this page any time.
AI wrote the code. I wrote the rules it runs by.
I did not write the code. What I built is the system around it: what counts as relevant, how sources are scored, which checks have to pass before anything reaches a brief, and what the finished output looks like.
AI reads at a volume I cannot. I set the rules it reads by, then review and often revise what it produces. The judgment is mine.