What in today's AI news touches what you write about?

Every weekday morning it reads about 25 AI feeds and asks ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity what launched, files the same story from several outlets as one, and judges every story against what you write about. Three short paragraphs lead the board, each set beside the line of yours it answers, and every sentence traces back to what the outlets said, word for word.

What it does

• Read your site once and write down what you cover.
• Read every feed and ask three answer engines what launched in AI, all at once.
• File the same story from several outlets as one, and judge each against what you write about.
• Write three paragraphs on the ones that touch your work, each beside a line of yours.

What you get

• How many of the day's AI stories touch what you write about, and which one leads.
• Three short paragraphs, each set beside the line of yours it answers.
• Every outlet's own words behind every sentence, dated and linked.

What it needs

• A link to your site, newsletter or X profile, or a phrase
• Twenty-five AI feeds: lab blogs, Hacker News, arXiv, newsletters, the trade press
• Three answer engines asked what launched

Weekdays at 07:30 by default, in your time zone.

Nothing is posted anywhere. Drafts come to your chat, for you to use or not.

Who runs it

The brief lives on its own board, and the agent that writes it answers in your chat with it.

• Your chat with Wire: The board link, the morning read-out and anything you ask about a story go to one private chat between you and Wire.
• Drafts, never posts: From any footnote, ask Wire to draft a post on a story, building on your own line. It drafts in the chat; nothing is published anywhere.

What stays yours

• What you cover: Your site or newsletter, read once as public pages, so every story is judged against what you actually write about, and set beside your own words.
• Your wire to tune: Tell Wire to mute a source or that you cover something new, and the next brief reads accordingly.

Questions

How does it know a story matters to me?

It reads your site once and writes down the two to four things you cover. Each story is then judged on its own against that, and only the ones that clear the bar are in the brief.

Where do the stories come from?

Twenty-five public feeds (the labs' own blogs, Hacker News, arXiv, six newsletters and the trade press) and three answer engines asked what launched. The same story from several outlets counts once.

Does it post anything for me?

No. It drafts a post in your chat when you ask for one, and you decide what to do with it.

Know what in AI touches your work today, without reading forty stories.

Install it, give it your site, and the first brief plays out live in under a minute.

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