Write me a brief of this week’s news about a company or topic

It reads recent articles in its own Chrome and mails you a brief, on the clone’s own computer, which you can watch. Signing up is free, with no install and no card; a dedicated cloud computer starts at $19/month with AI credits included.

Why a chat assistant alone cannot do this

A chat reply knows nothing about this week and cannot open the news sites. A computer with its own browser reads the articles published in the last days and mails the result from its own address.

How it goes

1. You name the company or topic and the period, using the prompt below.
2. It searches news sites in its own browser and opens the articles from the period.
3. It writes a short brief, each item with its headline, date and link, and mails it to you.

What you tell it

The exact prompt. The button at the bottom of this page puts it in your own chat, ready to run.

Find news from the last seven days about <company>. Write a brief of the ten most relevant items with headline, date, one line on why it matters, and the link. Send it to <your address>.

Limits, said plainly

• You start each brief; it does not send one by itself every week.
• Paywalled articles show only what the site shows a visitor; it says so.
• A brief is a reading of what it found, not a complete news archive.