Draft your weekly newsletter from the week’s best sources
The week’s news, Hacker News stories, X posts and Reddit threads on your topic, the best ones read in full, turned into a newsletter draft with links.
Steps
A newsletter draft picks the week’s best stories on your topic and gives a short take on each. With Agentik, your AI collects news with Serper, stories from Hacker News, posts on X and threads from Reddit through ScrapeCreators, then reads the best stories in full with Firecrawl.
Step 1: Collect the week
Serper, Hacker News, the X API and ScrapeCreators collect the week’s news, stories, posts and Reddit threads on your topic.
Step 2: Read the best stories
Firecrawl reads the eight best stories in full, so each take is accurate.
Step 3: Write the draft
Your AI writes the draft in your sections and voice, with a link for each item.
Your agent does this part, with no tool call.
What you get
A newsletter draft with links.
You provide
- Your topic
- Your audience and sections
- Two past issues
Your agent returns
- The week’s best stories from four sources
- A two-line take on each, with a link
- A thread worth reading
- A full draft in your voice
- Headline and intro
- Five stories with a take
- A thread worth reading
- One thing to watch
Placeholders. Your rows come from your run.
Each provider does one part
No single provider covers this job. Your agent calls each one for its part, from one connection.
Good to know
- Every item links to its source; your AI never writes a take on a story it did not read.
- X posts are billed per post returned; Hacker News is free.
When to use something else
To send, segment and track a newsletter, use your email platform. This playbook drafts the issue from the week’s sources.
Questions
Will it write about stories it didn’t read?
No. Every item links to a source it read in full.
Can it match my voice?
Give your agent two past issues and it follows their tone and sections.
What does the example cost?
At most $0.81, reserved before each call and settled at the measured usage.
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