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From firehose
to signal.

A world of information.
A daily briefing built around you.

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Follow widely.
Read selectively.

Articles, newsletters, podcasts, videos, papers and saved links. FireHose reads across the stream, ranks it against your interests, and distills it into a daily briefing—with summaries and a reason for every pick.

THE SIGNAL, DELIVERED

A ranked shortlist.
Clear summaries.
Why each item fits.

DELIVERED DAILY · EMAIL & WEB
YOUR WHOLE READING PILE. DISTILLED.Follow the signal

01 / Connect your sources

Everything you follow.
Read together.

Your next useful idea might be in a paper, a podcast, or a saved link. FireHose ranks them together, using your interests to decide what comes first.

THE SIGNAL DESK

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · SELECT A BRIEF TO EXPLORE

01 / YOUR SOURCES

ARTICLES

Why Danish chairs endure

RSS · Atom · OPML
NEWSLETTERS

Securing AI agents in practice

Forward from your inbox
PODCASTS

Where AI defenses fail

OPML · episode transcripts
YOUTUBE

Restoring a classic 911

Subscriptions · transcripts
RESEARCH

Testing an agent’s boundaries

arXiv categories · abstracts
SAVED LINKS

Inside a Danish furniture workshop

X saves · browser clipper

02 / YOUR INTERESTS

THE PERSONAL BRIEF

“AI security. Danish furniture. Classic cars.”

READ ACROSS FORMATS.
RANK AGAINST YOUR BRIEF.

03 / YOUR DAILY SIGNAL

    3 SELECTED SAMPLE ITEMS ↓ OPEN ONE IN THE READER

    Many sources. Ranked for one reader.

    CHANGE THE BRIEF. FOLLOW THE BLUE PATHS.

    CONNECT THE SOURCES YOU ALREADY FOLLOW.

    Feeds & newslettersRSS · OPML · EMAIL

    Import your feeds with OPML, follow RSS or Atom feeds, and forward newsletters from your inbox.

    Podcasts & videoAUDIO · YOUTUBE

    Import podcast subscriptions with OPML and follow YouTube channels. Episode and video transcripts are ranked alongside articles.

    Research & saved linksARXIV · X · CLIPPER

    Follow arXiv categories, connect X saved posts, and clip links from your browser. The things you save become part of the reading queue.

    02 / Write your brief

    Your interests.
    In your own words.

    Tell FireHose what you do, what you’re curious about, and what to skip. Your reading can cover the company you’re building and the things you follow just because you enjoy them.

    EXPLORE A BRIEF
    THE PERSONAL BRIEFWORK + CURIOSITY / EXAMPLE
    “I run an AI security company. Keep me up to date on attacks against AI systems, practical defenses, and how teams are securing agents. Outside work, I love Danish furniture and classic cars—especially design history, restoration stories, and good videos. Favor technical depth and thoughtful stories. Skip product hype and auction-price chatter.”

    SUBJECTAI security, Danish furniture and classic cars.

    CONTEXTBuilding a company. Following my curiosity.

    BOUNDARIESSkip product hype and auction-price chatter.

    A USEFUL STARTING POINT

    Include the things you’d read even if they had nothing to do with work. Your brief should sound like you.

    03 / Read and keep

    Find the piece.
    Keep the insight.

    Scan the summary and see why a piece was selected. Open the reader to spend more time with it, and keep the passages worth returning to.

    01

    See the connection.Each item explains how it relates to your interests.

    02

    Leave yourself a note.Highlight a passage and add the thought it prompted.

    03

    Use what you’ve read.Export annotated highlights as Markdown or send them to Readwise.

    Explore another topic
    FireHose.THE READER / SAMPLE
    ILLUSTRATIVE CONTENTYOUR ATTENTION, WELL SPENT.

    Getting started

    Your first
    daily dispatch.

    Once you’re invited, give FireHose a brief and connect your sources. Your reading arrives as a daily selection in email and on the web.

    1. 01 / YOUR INTERESTS

      Write your brief.

      Describe your work, your interests, and what you want to leave out.

      See an example
    2. 02 / YOUR SOURCES

      Connect your sources.

      Import subscriptions, forward newsletters, and add the channels and research you follow.

      View source options
    3. 03 / YOUR READING

      Open your dispatch.

      See what fits your interests, why it matters, and what deserves a closer read.

      Preview the reader

    Questions, answered

    A few things
    to know.

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    What decides the ranking?

    Your brief. FireHose evaluates incoming items against the interests and context you describe. Each selected item explains why it fits, so you can judge the connection yourself.

    Which sources can I connect?

    RSS and Atom feeds, forwarded newsletters, podcasts, YouTube, arXiv categories, X saved posts, and browser clips. Import existing feed and podcast subscriptions with OPML.

    Where can I export my highlights?

    Export annotated highlights as Markdown, including frontmatter for tools such as Obsidian, or send them to Readwise.

    How do I get access?

    FireHose is invite-only. Leave your email to hear when an invitation is available.

    Less sorting. More reading.

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    curious.

    Bring the sources you trust.
    Start with the pieces that matter.

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    • Reading ranked around your interests
    • Articles, audio, video and research together
    • A daily dispatch in email and on the web
    • Highlights and notes you can export

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