Research

A cross-referenced industry intelligence brief delivered every Monday morning

A research pipeline that fires every Monday morning. It searches the web, news APIs, and your connected data sources for the week's most important developments in your industry. A synthesis agent cross-references findings, surfaces agreements and contradictions across sources, and produces a structured executive briefing. The brief is emailed to your team and posted to a dedicated Slack channel.

How it works

TriggerRuns every Monday at 6:00 AM
  1. 01
    Agent

    Gather news and intelligence from multiple sources

    Search for the past week's developments across your industry:
- Competitor product launches, funding rounds, and hires
- Market reports and analyst notes
- Regulatory changes and policy updates
- Technology breakthroughs and research papers
- Customer sentiment shifts and social media trends

Use web search, news APIs, and any connected data sources. Gather 20-30 items minimum.

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  2. 02
    Agent

    Synthesize findings and surface patterns

    Cross-reference all gathered items. Identify:
- **Agreements**: facts confirmed by multiple independent sources
- **Disagreements**: conflicting reports or contradictory signals
- **Absences**: topics you expected to see but didn't

Group findings into 3-5 thematic clusters. For each cluster, write a one-paragraph synthesis with inline source citations.
  3. 03
    Agent

    Write the executive briefing

    Compile the synthesis into a clean executive briefing:
- **Top 3 Takeaways**: the three things leadership must know this week
- **Deep Dives**: one section per thematic cluster with citations
- **Watch List**: emerging signals too early to act on but worth tracking
- **Recommended Actions**: concrete next steps based on the intelligence
  4. 04
    Tool

    Distribute briefing via email and Slack

    Email the briefing to the leadership distribution list. Post the Top 3 Takeaways and a link to the full brief in #company-intel on Slack.
ResultA cross-referenced executive briefing covering the week's industry developments, emailed and posted to Slack