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Topic Pages: Find Sources for Your Briefing Without the Research

Daigest Team·2026.04.01

Setting up a briefing is quick. Picking the right sources is the hard part.

Which Anthropic channels actually matter? Who are the researchers worth tracking? Is there an RSS feed for that, or do you need the YouTube channel too?

We kept hearing this from users, so we built topic pages. Pre-organized source collections, sorted by subject. Browse what's out there, then add whatever fits to your briefing.

What's on a Topic Page

Each topic page is a set of sources we picked and grouped by subject. You can see what each source has published recently, all in one place.

Seven topics are live right now at daige.st/topics:

Topic	What's inside
Anthropic	Blog, research papers, X, YouTube. 7 sources covering the full picture
OpenAI	Releases, @OpenAI, @ChatGPT, YouTube. 5 sources
AI Frontier	Karpathy, LeCun, Chollet, Jim Fan, and 4 more researchers
AI at Work	Ethan Mollick, Rowan Cheung. How AI gets used in real work
AI Builders	Liam Ottley, Nate Herk. Agent tutorials and build guides on YouTube
Enterprise AI	Bernard Marr, MIT Sloan, Emerj. Strategy and adoption, 7 sources
Dev Trends	GitHub Trending, Hacker News, Lobsters, TLDR, Changelog

No signup needed to browse. Each page updates every few hours.

Topic list page

Adding Topic Sources to Your Briefing

Found sources you like? You can add them to your own briefing in a few steps:

Open a topic page and check the Tracked Sources list on the left
Pick the sources you want
In your Daigest dashboard, add those sources to an existing briefing or create a new one
Set your schedule. Done.

Topic detail page with tracked sources

You don't have to take the whole topic. Pick three sources from AI Frontier and two from Dev Trends. Mix and match however you want.

You can also combine topic sources with your own. Add your team's Slack channel or a niche RSS feed alongside the curated ones. The topic page is a starting point, not a limit.

Browse topics at daige.st/topics

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