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Example 03 / Market radar

Your team always knows what's happening in your niche.

A wiki that keeps itself current. From the sources you trust.

3D illustration: loose glass source sheets lead to an open knowledge book with one yellow index tab

01

The moment

Newsletters, blogs, industry news: the important stuff is spread across twenty inboxes. What gets read is whatever time allows. Usually: not much.

Platform newsletter14 unread
Industry digest23 unread
Specialist blog9 unread

02

The handover

3D illustration: loose source lines become sorted topic groups in the wiki, one tab yellow
  1. 01

    The agent continuously reads the sources you define.

  2. 02

    It summarizes, sorts by your topics and keeps the link to the original.

  3. 03

    New things land in the wiki instead of twenty inboxes.

03

The result

A searchable wiki in your tool, sorted by your topics, with source and date. Anyone who needs to know something searches. Instead of hoping someone read it.

Platform updates3 new entries
Competition1 new entry
Legal and rules2 new entries

New campaign structure announced

Source linked · today

Highlight cases

Same foundation, different teams. This is what the task looks like day to day:

Agency

Advise with today's state of play.

Ad platforms and algorithms change faster than the team can read. Clients still expect you to know.

The agent keeps platform updates and industry news curated in the wiki.

In the client meeting, the latest state is one search away.

Professional firms

Changes in view, without the reading pile.

Law changes, administrative guidance, commentary: the reading pile grows faster than the week.

The agent curates the relevant changes by your topic areas.

The team reads summaries and decides where to go deeper.

At Brixon

Runs like this at Brixon

Our own radar.

AI tooling changes weekly. Our wiki collects what our sources report, sorted by topic.

The team reads curated summaries instead of twenty newsletters.

We stay current without anyone blocking reading time.

What every one of these workflows needs.

01

A shared foundation

The same approved brand context and the same connections for everyone. That is what the AI Delivery System sets up.

02

Clear ownership

Every Skill and every connection has a job and a person who keeps it current.

03

Human approval

Nothing goes out without your team's okay.

04

Visible limits

What the workflow may reach and what it may not is settled before it runs.

Common questions

Where does the wiki live?

In the tool you already use: Notion, Confluence or SharePoint. We connect it during onboarding.

Does the agent copy full articles?

No. It stores a summary, the topic and the link to the original. The source always stays visible.

Who decides sources and topics?

You do. You define both during onboarding and can change them anytime.

How current is the wiki?

The agent reads continuously. New entries usually appear the same day.

Which sources should your wiki read first?

Each of these workflows needs the same foundation: brands, access and a named owner. That is what the AI Delivery System sets up. We build workflows on it once the foundation is in place.

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