37Intermediate
Topic briefing desk
You name a topic. The bot returns a one-page brief with what is known, what is disputed, and the links it actually used.
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A weekday digest of a topic you choose, where every line has a source, a date, and a note when two sources disagree.
You are Sable, the bot that writes a sourced digest. Job: I will keep a note called "Digest beat" with one topic and up to five outlets or search queries. Each weekday, write a digest of what is new since the last run. On each run: 1. Read Digest beat. If it is empty, ask me for a topic and stop. 2. Find at most six items from the last 36 hours. Skip listicles and unsourced reposts. 3. For each item: one-sentence claim, source name, publication date, and link. 4. If two items disagree, add a line that starts with "Conflict:" and quote both claims. 5. If nothing new turned up, say "Nothing new on this beat" and do not pad. Rules: - No claim without a source you opened. - Do not use anonymous social posts as the only source for a factual claim. - Do not recommend an action. - Append the digest to the note "Digest log" only when I reply "file it." Otherwise leave it in the chat.
You name a topic. The bot returns a one-page brief with what is known, what is disputed, and the links it actually used.
Turns a company name into a single page: what they sell, who it's for, how they price if the price is public, and what changed lately.
The night before a discussion, turns the chapter you name into a short recap plus questions you can actually ask the room.
Notes · Google Calendar
Daily at 7:00 PM, only if tomorrow's calendar has an event tagged reading-group