Find a useful angle for your next piece

Start with your audience and the question they care about. Then use intel to explore your collected sources.

A social post

“Find a recent story about identity attacks. Suggest two angles for a LinkedIn post aimed at security leaders. Link to the original reporting and separate facts from your suggestions.”

Open the source before drafting. Check whether the story describes a confirmed incident, a research finding, or a vendor's claim.

A newsletter

“Which ransomware developments in my sources deserve a place in this week's newsletter? Give me a short summary and a link for each.”

Check the original dates. Several publishers may cover the same event; repeated coverage doesn't necessarily mean a new development.

A webinar or interview

“Who in my collected sources is publishing useful cloud security research? Show their work and suggest topics I could discuss with them.”

Use people to inspect a profile. A source link helps you understand someone's work before reaching out.

Save the idea

Use blog idea, note, or bookmark on a feed item. Return to feed → saved when you're planning content. Treat AI suggestions as starting points and check the evidence before making a claim.

Chat works with the material in your account. If it can't find enough evidence, add relevant sources or narrow the question.