Your news, your briefing length
Open News preferences in Pro Brief or Daily Brief to choose a topic, source type, editorial perspective and between 0 and 50 stories. Zero hides news. Choices are saved separately for each account and brief in the current browser.
Reporting retains its original publication dates and related-story grouping. Pro Brief selects from the last 48 hours; Daily Brief uses the current UTC day and its existing region choice. The count is a requested maximum: sparse coverage or the bounded selection scan can return fewer stories. Publisher labels describe source context, not article accuracy or event location.
More current Watchtower datasets through MCP
The reviewed MCP catalogue expands from 191 to 195 routes. New readers cover native Commodity Atlas V4 observations, assets, trade and conflict-exposure evidence; public static references; curated gas facilities; and the annual/fiscal evidence used by Ancap Welcomeness.
The reference readers include 34 selections across infrastructure, power plants, fibre and subsea references, mining-company identities, gold and water sites, populated places, country geography, currency references and gas facilities. Source dates, attribution, approximate geometry, missingness and dataset-specific coverage limits remain attached.
The audit covers current fixed application data routes, the reviewed separate services and current public JSON reference assets. Private records, account operations, mutations, camera streams and superseded rendering resources remain outside the dataset catalogue. Browser-local scores and scenarios are distinguished from their shared source evidence; expanded access is not a claim of complete worldwide coverage.
Reliable continuation and trade reads
MCP discovery explains native source filters and continuation. Use each source’s next offset or cursor to retrieve additional source records, and MCP snapshot-bound JSON Pointer pages to read fields from a retained response. Those are separate pagination steps.
An existing-index correction keeps unfiltered Atlas trade and asset pages in native keyset order, avoiding a full-table sort for the first small page. Source records, access filtering, signed cursors and the database are preserved. Larger or filtered reads still depend on source workload.