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Your reading, scouted every morning.

Scout reads what you follow, keeps the stories worth a post, and writes them in your voice. They wait as drafts in Buffer.

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Scout's signals screen: twenty signals sorted by theme, three of them kept

How a morning goes.

Two minutes of setup, then Scout runs on its own.

  1. At the hour you pick

    Scout reads your sources

    It opens the feeds you picked for each theme and keeps this week's articles.

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    A run in progress: 214 articles read from 24 sources

  2. A minute later

    Twenty signals wait

    Claude keeps the articles worth a post and sorts them on your map. Each one says why it matters.

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    Twenty signals sorted by theme, three of them kept

  3. When you have five minutes

    You keep three

    Over coffee, you pick the ones you actually want to talk about, and where each one goes.

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    The three kept signals, each with the networks it goes to

  4. A few minutes later

    Drafts land in Buffer

    Written in your voice, one per network, facts checked, waiting for your click.

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    A post in review, with the facts checked on the source

It writes like you, because it read you.

Every rule comes from your own posts. Here is how they show up in one Scout writes for you.

Bluesky · draft in Buffer
Cloudflare and VoidZero are rewriting the TypeScript compiler in Rust. On a big monorepo, type checking drops from minutes to seconds. That's the kind of gain you feel every day, not just in a benchmark.

From blog.cloudflare.com

  • Short sentences, direct toneTwo facts, no setup.
  • Numbers over adjectives“Minutes to seconds”, not “much faster”.
  • First person, no buzzwords“You feel”, the way you talk.
  • Ends on a personal takeYour angle, not a summary.

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