AI news digest
Tell Siteglade, an AI agent, which topics, companies or sources to follow and when, and it reads the news on a schedule in the cloud and sends you a short digest with links. Your computer can be off, and every run is on record.
This page is published by Siteglade and describes what its agent does for this task.
What you get
Automations run a task on a schedule or when something happens in a connected app, in the cloud, with every run on record.
- A digest at the time you choose: daily, weekly or on a set day.
- Short summaries with the link to every story.
- Only the topics, companies and sources you name.
- A record of every run.
- Changes in plain words at any time.
How to ask for it
Four steps, from the first sentence to the finished file:
- Name the topics, companies or sources to watch.
- Say when the digest should arrive and how long it should be.
- Run it once and adjust the wording.
- Switch it on and let it run in the cloud.
Prompts to start from
Copy one and change the details to your own:
- “Every morning, check the news about my competitors and send me a short digest”
- “Every Friday, summarize new funding rounds in climate tech in Europe with links”
What to check before you use it
An agent saves the work, not the responsibility. Check these before the result goes out:
- The first few digests for missed or off-topic stories.
- That every summary matches its linked article.
- How many credits each run uses.
Price and other tools
Siteglade starts with a Free plan with 1,500 credits a month and 3 projects; paid plans cost Pro USD 14.99, Plus USD 34.99, Max USD 69.99 a month before tax. Other products that list this kind of result on their pricing pages include Lindy, Zapier, n8n, Gumloop and Notion AI; the comparisons show how they differ.
Frequently asked questions
Does my computer need to be on?
No. The task runs on Siteglade’s servers.
Does an automation use credits?
Yes. Each run uses credits like any other task, and you can pause or delete an automation at any time.