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๐ Only ping me if it really matters
The AI watches news or official filings about things you care about and only alerts you when something big happens, with a one-line reason.
Use it when: You want to know about important news on a topic or company without reading everything.
๐ Stops when: Each check ends with one alert or nothing. Quiet days stay quiet.
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Watch [topic, companies, or ticker symbols] using [news sites, official filing pages]. Check every [6] hours. 'Big enough to alert me' means: [e.g. a major announcement, a new official filing that isn't routine, a big price move]. Ignore routine items and repeats of old news. When something passes the bar, send me: the headline, one line on why it matters, and the link. Never say whether to buy or sell. Stop each check after the alert or 'nothing new'. Send at most [3] alerts a day; bundle the rest into one end-of-day note.
Review every change the agent makes before you keep it. Set a budget or round limit โ the prompt includes one.
Found on X ยท by @cruq_ai. Prompt rewritten in plain English by FixKit AI.
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