AI News Tracking: Let Your Agent Watch the Whole AI Scene for You

News digest, paper triage and builder watch — 6 real Skills that turn doomscrolling into a 10-minute daily briefing

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You've probably hit these walls

Keeping up with AI has become a second job. New models, new tools, new drama — my feed is 90% noise and the signal is buried somewhere in between.
source: Reddit · r/artificial
I tried four RSS readers and three newsletters last year. I still miss the important releases and drown in the rest.
source: X · indie hacker
300+ papers a day in my area on arXiv. I skim titles at midnight and feel guilty about the ones I'll never open.
source: GitHub · research tooling discussions

Real voices scattered across Reddit / Hacker News / X / dev forums — stitched together, this is what people go through when doing "AI news tracking".

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Please install the deep-skill-finder skill: download the archive from https://www.meyo.life/skill-finder, extract it into your local skill directory and enable it.

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Three scenes, 2 real Skills each

Install them all, or just pick 1–2 by name. Don't worry about picking wrong — they're free, uninstall anytime.

News Digest

Compress the whole AI web into a 10-minute daily brief

For anyone chased by the feed all day

All-in-one AI news digest
Pulls AI news from across the web, dedupes and clusters it by topic, and outputs a structured daily brief you can actually finish
11201+ users
Daily AI news on a schedule
Runs on a schedule, picks the day's most consequential AI stories, and delivers a short-form digest — set it once, read it every morning
7168+ users

Paper Triage

Only read the arXiv papers that actually matter to your niche

For researchers and ML engineers buried in submissions

Watch arXiv for your niche
Scans new arXiv submissions against your keywords, dedupes and returns a triaged list so you only open what matters
13844+ users
Search and summarize papers
Query recent papers and get plain-English summaries with relevance notes before you commit to a full read
9420+ users

Builder Watch

What are the top AI voices saying today — without doomscrolling

For anyone who wants the signal before the crowd

Search what builders are saying
Searches social posts for a keyword or person and surfaces what AI builders and researchers are actually talking about today
3766+ users
Find and follow domain experts
Locates credible experts in a niche so your watchlist stays small and high-signal instead of sprawling
2308+ users

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FAQ

Q: Do AI news tracking skills burn a lot of tokens?
A: The core loop is fetch, filter, summarize. Tokens go mostly to the summarizing step — a daily brief typically costs a few thousand tokens, far less than reading dozens of articles yourself. Run it once or twice a day rather than polling continuously.
Q: Do these skills cover sources beyond arXiv?
A: The paper skills on this page focus on arXiv. Pair them with RSS-style skills to fold blogs, newsletters and GitHub releases into the same intelligence flow. Get arXiv running smoothly first, then add channels one at a time.
Q: Will builder-watch pick up too much noise?
A: Narrow the watchlist and keywords at setup — for example, track only model releases and open source projects. Iterate the keywords after a week based on output quality and the noise drops fast.
Q: Do I need my own API keys?
A: Most news aggregation skills work out of the box on public sources. A few social-tracking skills may require configuring a fetch channel — check the install page notes for specifics.
Q: The summaries are inconsistent. What do I fix?
A: Fix the output structure in your instruction — for example 'three-sentence summary plus one verdict line' — and specify the audience. A fixed frame makes model output far more stable.
Q: Why not just use RSS?
A: RSS solves collection; an agent skill solves filtering and digestion. It compresses dozens of raw items into a brief you finish in 10 minutes, and judges relevance against your focus — which a feed reader can't do.

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