Team Briefing

One ranked briefing a day over the sources your team actually watches: release notes, competitor blogs, status pages, docs changelogs. Edited by the same LLM editor that runs our public briefings, written for your team's persona.

A real sample, rendered from public feeds

"Platform Team Briefing", ranked this hour from the Cloudflare, Vercel, Deno, GitHub Changelog and Rust blogs, persona "editor for a platform engineering team: what changed, what to upgrade, what to watch".

Front page of the sample Platform Team Briefing

The 8-page paper (PDF)
The structured JSON (lead, ranked stories, why it matters, key points)

Every story links to its source. The editor dedupes across outlets, ranks by what changed for the team, and writes one line on why it matters.

What the daily Slack post looks like

The same sample as the message your team would see at 8 AM (Slack markdown; email and MCP carry the same content):

*Platform Team Briefing — Friday, September 11*
1. *Cloudflare CASB adds event-driven remediation* — Event-driven automation reduces the time security teams spend on manual response, critical for catching and containing cloud app threats before they spread. (Cloudflare Blog)
2. *Vercel Sandbox storage doubles to 64 GB* — Developers building complex applications need ample storage for repositories, dependencies, and build artifacts; this directly reduces environment setup friction. (Vercel News)
3. *GitHub Copilot adds Jira integration and agents* — Connecting Copilot to Jira workflow and expanding agent capabilities lets teams integrate AI-assisted coding deeper into their development process and ticket management. (Archive: 2026 - GitHub Changelog)
4. *Vercel CDN serves FastAPI frontends at build time* — Serving static content from the CDN instead of through Functions reduces latency and compute costs, essential for frontend performance at scale. (Vercel News)
5. *GitHub Actions cache gains least-privilege access control* — Granular cache access reduces blast radius if a workflow is compromised and prevents unrelated workflows from accessing sensitive cached data. (Archive: 2026 - GitHub Changelog)
6. *GitHub pull request page redesigned in preview* — Better PR filtering and presentation help developers quickly find relevant pull requests and understand review status without scrolling through large lists. (Archive: 2026 - GitHub Changelog)
_Security gains event-driven teeth, storage grows, and DNS gets quantum-ready_

What a team gets

Your sources: up to 25 RSS/Atom feeds, GitHub release feeds, status pages, keyword searches on HN/Reddit.
Your persona: "editor for a fintech backend team", "for a DevRel team tracking three competitors", in your words.
Delivered where the team reads: a daily Slack channel post, an email digest, an e-ink page in the office (TRMNL, Inkplate, InkyPi), and JSON/MCP for your own agents.
Hourly re-ranking; the daily post picks the best of the day.

Price

$49 per team per month. 14-day trial with up to 5 sources. No per-seat pricing; the whole team reads the same post.

Start the trial: $49/month after 14 days

The trial is on the Stripe subscription: card on file, nothing charged for 14 days, cancel from your receipt any time before then. You get your key on the next page; send your feeds and persona in the form below and the first briefing goes out the same day. Prefer to see one first? The form below is free and needs no card.

Request a trial

Your feed list and a one-line persona; we set the trial up the same day and reply with the first briefing. Free, no card; the paid plan above is the same setup with billing already in place.

Prefer email? Send the same details to hello@wholemind.tech.

Built on Briefing Service. The public briefings, the reMarkable/Kindle Morning Paper and the API stay as they are.