Morning Briefing

A short news digest on the topics you care about, in your inbox before you're up.

Reads the news on the topics you care about every weekday morning and emails you a short, written digest. Faster than scanning a feed reader. Less crap than a generic newsletter.

ScheduleEvery weekday at 6:30 AM

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Every weekday at 6:30 AM, read the latest articles on TechCrunch, Hacker News, and The Information. Pull out anything about AI agents, AI tooling, or LLM startups. Write me a short digest — no more than eight bullets — and email it to me. Use the subject line "Morning brief — <today's date>".

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Morning brief — Tuesday, April 28

Eight things from this morning's read: • Anthropic shipped a new agent SDK with first-class scheduled execution. Looks aimed squarely at the prosumer category. (TechCrunch) • A YC-backed startup called Riff raised $12M to build agents that drive logged-in browsers. Same playbook as browser-use, more consumer-facing. • OpenAI quietly rolled out a $5/month tier for ChatGPT Free users — explicitly framed as a price floor for agents. • The Information confirmed Lindy is at $20M ARR, with the bulk from individual professionals on the $49 plan. • A long Hacker News thread on "why my agent broke at 3 AM" — top comment is a strong argument for between-step pause as a default. • A new benchmark called AgentBench-2 dropped. Sonnet 4.6 leads, Haiku 4.5 punches above its weight on cost-adjusted scores. • Notion shipped its own agent framework. Tightly coupled to their data model — won't matter for general-purpose work, but could lock in some prosumer use cases. • A thoughtful Stratechery piece on why prosumer AI tooling is a winner-take-most market.

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Swap the topics — three companies you compete with, two writers you respect, the regulators in your industry.
Change the cadence — Sundays only, every two hours during earnings season, twice a day.
Change the length — three bullets, one paragraph, or a long-form brief.
Add a watchlist — flag any mention of these company names, in red.
Pipe the digest to Slack instead of email.

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Pennies per run. Around five to fifteen cents each morning, depending on how many articles match. Building and previewing are free, always.

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