The Daily Brief

A daily digest with an editorial voice and an accuracy gate — finished before I wake up.

Why it exists

I wanted the experience of a great morning read — curated, opinionated, trustworthy — without spending my morning assembling it from feeds and tabs. So I built an editor: a pipeline that reads widely overnight, decides what matters, and writes it up in a voice I actually want to read.

What it does

• Reads overnight, ships by 6 a.m. Sources gathered, ranked, and written up on a fixed schedule, every day, without me touching it.
• An editorial voice. Not a link dump — a written brief with judgment about what leads and why it matters.
• An accuracy gate. Claims are checked against sources before publication; anything that can't be verified doesn't ship. AI writing needs an editor, so I built that too.
• Formats that fit the morning. Readable in minutes, skimmable in seconds.

The honest catch

The hardest part wasn't generating the writing — it was refusing to publish it. The accuracy gate exists because early editions were confident and occasionally wrong, and a digest you can't trust is worse than no digest at all.