A digest of the period’s signals, ranked, with recommended actions
A Brief turns the signals from a day, week or month into a short digest: what changed, why it matters and what to do next. Each item links to the signal and evidence behind it.
In the product
3 meaningful market changes were detected this week (competitor 2, customer 1). 2 need attention.
Meridian raised its Pro price by 20%
Strengthens our price/value story for small agencies.
Do: Update battlecard · Review pricing messaging
Complaints about manual client-portal migration are increasing
Migration effort may be becoming a stronger purchase driver.
Do: Interview customers · Test migration-first positioning
Tallyhouse launched a Slack integration
Removes one of our integration talking points.
Do: Check our own integration · Update battlecard
- Update the Meridian battlecard
- Create migration-first content
- Review pricing comparison messaging
The problem
A raw list of changes needs someone to sort it
A list of changes is a to-do list for the analyst. Leaders need the few items that matter, the reason each one matters and the next step.
How it works
- Pick a cadence. Daily, weekly, monthly, or a custom look-back for an on-demand brief.
- Rank what happened. Signals from the period are ranked by importance, then confidence. Dismissed signals are left out.
- Summarise. An executive summary says how many changes were detected and how many need attention.
- Recommend. Actions from the top signals are merged into a short, prioritised list.
- Click through. Every item links to its signal and the evidence behind it, where you can promote it to an insight.
Evidence and provenance
- Briefs are built from stored signals. A week with no signals produces an empty brief that says so.
- A model can rewrite the summary. If it cites a signal that does not exist, the rewrite is discarded and the rule-built version is used.
- Each brief records whether it was rule-built or model-written.
Capability status
- BriefsDaily, weekly, monthly or on-demand digests: what happened, why it matters, what to do.Private alpha
A Brief summarises Signals, and Ask can answer what changed since any date.
FAQ
Brief: common questions
Is a brief emailed to me?
Not yet. Briefs are generated in the product, on demand or on a schedule. Email delivery is a later capability.
Can I trust the summary?
The facts come from stored signals, and every item links to its evidence. If a model wrote the summary, the brief says so.
What is left out of a brief?
Dismissed signals. The rest are ranked by importance, then confidence, so lower-rated items sit lower on the page.
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