Newsv1.0.1

An executive uses the skill to receive a tailored morning news briefing focused on AI developments and market trends, formatted as bullet points. The agent learns their preference for 70% AI and 30% markets, ensuring efficient information consumption before meetings.

A researcher employs the skill to get weekly briefings on specific topics like climate policy or medical breakthroughs, with multi-source coverage on contested issues. The agent updates their profile based on engagement to refine future content.

A journalist uses the skill to gather news from trusted sources for story ideas, with briefings delivered on-demand in narrative format. The agent cites sources and notes editorial leanings to support fact-checking and balanced reporting.

An investor relies on the skill for evening briefings on market news and tech startups, with a limit of 5-7 items to avoid overload. The agent tracks engagement to adjust interests, such as shifting focus to emerging sectors.

Offer a free basic version with limited sources and formats, and a paid tier for advanced features like multi-source analysis and priority updates. Revenue comes from monthly subscriptions targeting professionals who need reliable news.

License the skill to corporations for internal use, such as providing tailored briefings to employees in sectors like finance or tech. Revenue is generated through per-user or site-wide licensing agreements.

Partner with news agencies or research firms to provide anonymized engagement patterns from the skill's local memory, helping them understand reader interests. Revenue comes from data-sharing agreements or consulting fees.