TOOL DOCUMENTATION
Daily research feed
An agent reads a fixed set of sources every morning and writes a Thai summary of what actually matters, with a link back to every original.
What it is
A morning briefing you did not have to read for
Following an industry means opening a dozen sites and skimming articles that mostly repeat each other. This tool does that pass for you. It pulls new articles from a fixed list of sources, drops the ones that say nothing new, and writes a short Thai summary of each one that survives. You still get the link to the original, because a summary is a starting point and not a replacement.
Workflow
How it works
- Sources are fixed in advance
The feed only reads a list of sources chosen up front, so the output stays on topic. Nothing gets in because it happened to be popular that day.
- The agent runs every morning
Once a day it fetches what is new, skips anything already covered, and groups the rest into one digest for that date.
- Every article gets two paragraphs in Thai
The first paragraph says what happened and the numbers involved. The second says whether it matters to you and what to do about it, including saying plainly when the answer is nothing yet.
- The digest is published to the workspace
You open one page and read the day. Older days stay available by date, so you can go back and check when something first came up.
Output
What you get
One digest per day
A single dated page with everything worth knowing from that morning, and the article count up front.
Thai summaries with sources
Two paragraphs per article, each with the source name and a link to the full original.
An archive you can search by date
Every past day stays online at its own address, so you can share a link to one specific morning.