ai-news-pipeline-newv1.0.4

An AI research team uses this skill to automatically capture the latest Chinese and international AI news from RSS feeds daily. They run the capture-only script hourly for real-time updates and generate a weekly Word brief with AI-generated summaries and impact scores to stay informed on trends without manual curation.

An investment firm specializing in tech startups employs this skill to track mentions of specific companies in AI news. They use the report-only script with custom time windows to generate cumulative Excel reports, helping analysts identify emerging opportunities and risks based on media coverage and AI-generated insights.

A corporate communications department in a large tech company runs this skill to compile daily AI news briefs for executives. They use the full workflow with skip-AI mode during testing to produce Word documents highlighting top international stories, ensuring leadership receives concise, up-to-date industry updates for strategic decision-making.

A digital content agency uses this skill to gather AI news for client reports and content creation. They schedule the report-only script to run overnight, generating Excel files with cumulative data and a Word brief that filters top international items by impact score, streamlining research for articles and social media posts.

A company offers a premium service where clients pay a monthly fee to receive customized AI news briefs and Excel reports generated by this skill. Revenue comes from tiered subscriptions based on report frequency, number of tracked companies, and access to advanced features like AI summaries and impact scoring.

A consulting firm uses this skill as part of a larger package to help businesses set up automated news monitoring systems. They charge for initial integration, customization of RSS sources, and ongoing support, generating revenue through project-based fees and retainer contracts for maintenance and updates.

An organization runs this skill internally to collect and process AI news data, then licenses the cleaned, structured data (e.g., from Excel files) to third parties like researchers or analysts. Revenue is generated through one-time data sales or API access fees based on data volume and freshness.