Daily Intelligence Brief
Paperboy turns the newsletters you forward, public news and research, tracked data, and selected GitHub repos into one evidence-linked morning edition: what changes a decision, what deserves inspection, and what can wait.
Daily Brief · 3 source lanes
Three evidence-linked changes, compressed into the context needed to start the day.
Read the source ledger01 What changed across the sources you trust.
02 Which operating or product decision it touches.
03 What to inspect—and what deserves no time today.
A labeled example, not a customer result
Paperboy caps each section, cites the evidence, explains the fit, and is allowed to conclude “watch” or “do nothing.”
The fixture repository already evaluates structured model output. A fixed critique rubric may improve judge agreement without changing the serving model.
Compare rubric-guided and freeform critique on one held-out set.
How it works
Forward newsletters, use the public catalog, and optionally select public repos.
Name the themes, systems, and watchlist that deserve morning attention.
News, research, data, and repo signals compete for limited space.
Four short sections arrive with evidence—and silence when nothing clears the bar.
One paid wedge, one open-source path
The commercial test is whether one morning edition prevents a missed change, weak vendor choice, or wasted technical chase. Founding-pilot requests are open now; no card is required.
For revenue-bearing AI, SaaS, and devtool operators
$49 / month
Founding pilot: $49/month after your invite. Requesting a pilot does not start a subscription or charge a card.
Run it yourself
Free MIT licensed
Bring Linux, Ollama, Discord, and your own operations. The current project remains separate from the hosted product.
Before you connect anything
No. GitHub is an optional source lane. If you use it, select one to five public repositories. This local preview uses fictional fixtures only.
No. The planned GitHub access is read-only. The product does not write code, issues, pull requests, or run autonomous actions.
No. Paperboy gives you a forwarding alias. It sees only messages you intentionally forward to that address. Gmail OAuth is excluded.
A capped edition: Today in 60 Seconds, Repo Radar, Research Worth Reading, and Watchlist / Do Nothing. Every substantive item links to evidence.
The hosted concept builds on the project's scoring and digest ideas. The free self-hosted SQLite/systemd/Discord project remains available and separate.
What matters, delivered.
Founding pilot · $49/month
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Setup 1 of 3
Each source lane is explicit. This local preview stores choices in your browser and contacts no email, news, research, data, or GitHub provider.
Fictional demo-labs repositories; none are queried.
Setup 2 of 3
Give Paperboy an editorial lens for the newsletters, public signals, data, and optional repos you selected.
Setup 3 of 3
The values below update a local sample. No schedule is created and no email is sent.
Checkout handoff preview
This static product surface has no Stripe account, backend, price ID, or payment form. The production handoff would use hosted checkout and repeat the plan terms before any charge.
Local account state preview
Subscription preview
Repositories
Delivery
GitHub connection
Planned scope: selected public repositories, read-only metadata, contents, pull requests, and issues. No provider token exists in this preview.
Privacy and retention
Email, fixture selections, focus, schedule, and preview states.
None from product JavaScript. External links navigate only when clicked.
None. No model, GitHub, email, auth, or billing provider is called.
Until local demo data is cleared or browser storage is removed.