Daily + weekly cadence

Intelligence Pipeline

My reading, industrialized: a daily AI briefing for builders, and a weekly synthesis of everything worth keeping.

▪ Published nightly · read the latest July 22 edition →

Why it exists

AI moves too fast to follow honestly and too importantly to ignore. I was drowning in newsletters and feeds, each with its own incentives. So I built my own intake: pipelines that read the firehose for me and deliver only what changes what I should do next.

What it does

Builder Signal Brief, daily. What shipped, what changed, and what it means if you're actually building with these tools, not industry gossip.
Intelligence Brief, weekly. The week compressed: themes across days, connected to what came before, with the noise already removed.
Built to be trusted. Sources cited, claims traceable, and a standing rule that recency never outranks accuracy.
Two speeds by design. The daily keeps me current; the weekly keeps me oriented. Different jobs, different cadences.
One pipeline, many editions. The same machinery also produces a daily news roundup of my subscriptions, curated cultural news (so I'm not living under the proverbial rock) and weekly hiking suggestions.

The Builder Brief, daily edition for builders — The Builder Brief and Intelligence Brief, demo

Intelligence Brief archive, every edition plus the portfolio summary — The Builder Brief and Intelligence Brief, demo

Status	Both briefs shipping on schedule
Cadence	Daily edition each morning; synthesis every week
Built with	Shared pipeline architecture with The Brief: gather, rank, draft, verify, publish

The honest catch

A personal intelligence system quietly becomes a filter bubble of one if you let it optimize for what you enjoy reading. Keeping sources adversarial and the ranking honest takes deliberate, recurring effort.