You already know which outlets matter. jarvis watches your five (or fifty), merges the same story told five ways into one line, and hands you the three that actually move your beat — every morning, before your first meeting.
Tell it once which sources to watch and which topics to mute. The digest is waiting when you open your laptop — no tabs, no scroll, no duplicate coverage.
Ten tabs, three newsletters and a muted Slack channel every morning — and the filing that matters still slips past while you read the same wire story for the fourth time.
A template prefills everything — tweak it or just run it. The whole point is that you set it up once and stop thinking about it.
List the outlets, feeds and beats you monitor — wire services, trade press, a local council page. jarvis reads those, not a generic feed.
6:30am, before your news meeting. jarvis scans overnight and has the digest ready — you never trigger it or open a tab.
One note — “drop crypto, more on the AI Act” — and tomorrow reflects it. It learns your beat instead of averaging everyone's.
Every delivery leads with the top three, then the rest tagged by the source it came from — the same story from three outlets collapsed into one line, primary cited.
Those rank for engagement across everyone. jarvis monitors the specific sources you name, merges duplicate coverage, and leads with the three that matter to your beat — a monitor of one, not a feed of everything.
Yes — name the outlets, trade press, feeds or pages you follow and it reads those. It's built around the sources you already trust, not a generic index.
Deduping across sources is the core of the template: one event covered by five outlets becomes a single line with the primary cited, so a busy morning stays a sixty-second read.
Leave a one-line note — “drop crypto” — and it's muted from the next run. Steering is always on, so the digest converges on your beat over a week.
Whenever you set — most people pick just before their morning news meeting, so it's the first thing waiting. You can run it twice a day too.
Start a 14-day trial of everything — no card. Tomorrow, the delivery is already waiting, and it keeps learning what you want.