Automation

Bring your newsletters into one digest

Reduce repeated reading with a sourced update from your chosen channels.

Added Sep 15, 2026Editorial selection

Prompt

MAKE IT YOURS

Create a digest from [newsletters or channels] covering [topics]. Summarize the most useful new items, combine duplicates, and include a direct link and publication date for each story. Keep it to [length] and deliver it at [time and time zone]. Ask me to confirm the sources and schedule first.

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DIRECTORY SCORE · v1

37.5/ 100

A little signal to help good ideas surface.

Editorial quality82 / 100

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How this score works

v1: 40% editorial quality, 30% X engagement, 25% community votes, and 5% freshness. Substantive feedback can adjust the score by up to 5 points. X engagement uses the strongest single source's likes plus 2 times its reposts. X and community signals use logarithmic scales, reaching their caps at 10000 engagement points and 100 votes. Freshness halves every 14 days from first publication. Feedback starts at 5 substantive evaluations, with a smoothing prior of 10.

Only the strongest individual X source counts. Editorial quality is an estimate of relevance, readiness, usefulness, and clarity; it does not mean the prompt was independently tested.

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