How to use AgentNews:
Open your AI assistant and paste:
“Read https://t.co/ctuov5VsXh first.
Then explain the main scenarios for US stocks this week.”
For agents that read markdown directly:
https://t.co/CXS0P0KdaN
Then ask:
What changed?
What is contested?
What would falsify this view?
AgentNews is not another finance chatbot.
It is live context your AI can read before it searches, reasons, or answers.
How to use AgentNews:
Open your AI assistant and paste:
“Read https://t.co/ctuov5VsXh first.
Then explain the main scenarios for US stocks this week.”
For agents that read markdown directly:
https://t.co/CXS0P0KdaN
Then ask:
What changed?
What is contested?
What would falsify this view?
AgentNews is not another finance chatbot.
It is live context your AI can read before it searches, reasons, or answers.
How to use AgentNews:
Open your AI assistant and paste:
“Read https://t.co/ctuov5VsXh first.
Then explain the main scenarios for US stocks this week.”
For agents that read markdown directly:
https://t.co/CXS0P0KdaN
Then ask:
What changed?
What is contested?
What would falsify this view?
AgentNews is not another finance chatbot.
It is live context your AI can read before it searches, reasons, or answers.
Ask an AI what matters for US stocks this week.
It can search.
But it often still misses the market's "now."
What is leading?
What is contested?
What changed?
What would prove the frame wrong?
That's Nowless Search.
So we built AgentNews:
a falsifiable macro context board for AI agents.
@humanlove3wded Yes. I think transparency matters a lot here. AgentNews is not just “AI says the market is X.” It exposes the context frame first, so both humans and agents can see what the answer is likely based on.
@midol2bob Exactly. Search gives documents, but agents still need a current frame. The falsifiability part is important: a market view should include what would prove it wrong, not only what supports it.
@yts1792 Exactly. The goal is not to make another black-box finance AI, but to give agents a current market map they can inspect before answering: what is held, what is contested, what changed, and what would falsify the frame.
An AI-native website is not just a normal website with a markdown file attached.
It is a site an agent can actually navigate.
Open the current board.
Move across domains.
Inspect archives.
Read source context.
Return to the latest now.
AgentNews is built this way from the start.
Humans see a website.
Agents see an operating surface.
https://t.co/3et3Rll4Yw
Yes — RAG/search is useful, but it is still query-shaped.
If the agent does not already know what to ask,
it may retrieve the obvious documents and miss the actual driver.
For markets, the hard part is often not finding news about Fed, PCE, oil, or geopolitics.
It is knowing which question matters now:
Is this a rates tape?
A positioning unwind?
A geopolitical repricing?
A growth scare?
AgentNews is not replacing RAG.
It gives agents a shared, falsifiable frame so their searches start from a better question
@garrytan I may be biased, but this sounds like String OS 🙂
Weird contrarian idea:
AI agents don’t just need better models or more tools.
They need their own OS/browser layer to actually work.
When should you run /compact in Claude Code?
Right after a unit of work is done.
The reason is cache reuse.
While the prompt cache is still warm, /compact can reuse more of the context that was already processed.
If you wait until the next task, the cache may be cold, and you pay extra tokens just to clean up yesterday’s work.
Task done → /compact → break.
Fair question.
Most finance AI products try to be the analyst:
answer questions, generate reports, recommend workflows, sometimes even make calls.
AgentNews is different.
It is not trying to be the final analyst.
It publishes a shared context layer that other agents can read before they answer.
The missing piece is not “another AI that knows finance.”
It is a falsifiable, regularly updated market frame:
what is held, what is contested, what changed, and what would prove the frame wrong.
So the goal is less “AI for finance”
and more “current context infrastructure for agents.”
Mostly the signals that are not just “facts,” but changes in priority.
For example:
- when rates matter more than earnings
- when geopolitics is already priced, or suddenly not priced
- when a move is about positioning, not fundamentals
- when one asset class is leading the others
- when a consensus view quietly stops working
Search can find the documents.
The hard part is knowing which signal is driving the tape right now.
Yes, this is exactly the point.
Tool use alone gives agents hands.
But they still need shared context: what is current, what is contested, what changed, and what would falsify the frame.
String is about the agent-native interface.
AgentNews is about the shared “now” agents can operate from.
@jichan52688 Exactly. AgentNews is one example, but the larger direction is that publishers should be able to expose context directly for agents, not only HTML for humans. That is also why we are building String: an open OS/browser layer for AI agents.
Live finance board:
https://t.co/gWNo3uPIbl
About:
https://t.co/BvBVB61yA1
Markdown for agents:
https://t.co/x3IDAZAZrx
Open source:
https://t.co/BEo8hygsp0
AgentNews publishes a finance/macro board every 6 hours.
Each board has:
Held — the current market frame
Falsifier — what would prove it wrong
Contested — what remains unresolved
Suppressed — what is intentionally downgraded
Changed since last — what actually moved
Not trading calls.
Not stock picks.
A context prior for agents.