Which sources can it follow?

The public web pages you point it to. A source that requires a subscription or an account is read only if you explicitly give it access.

What happens on a day when there is nothing?

It tells you so in one line. That is a rule of the platform: when a capability could not be exercised, or when there is nothing to report, an agent says so rather than producing something that merely looks like a result.

Can I change the sources afterwards?

Yes, at any time, and without going back through a configuration stage. You add or remove a source the way you would tell someone.

What time does the brief arrive?

At the time you set. Eight in the morning is the default because it puts the reading before the day, not after it.

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Competitive intelligence delivered every morning

Every night a Muzau agent reads the sites, pages and sources you have named for it: competitors, tenders, the press in your sector. It sets aside what does not concern you and delivers a short brief at 8 a.m.: not a list of links, a reading. On days with nothing to report, it says so in one line.

Why this is a problem

Market watch is the first job abandoned in a small organisation. It is never urgent, it takes an hour a day when done properly, and its benefit only shows up afterwards: a competitor changing prices, a tender going by, a regulation shifting.

Feed aggregators moved the problem without solving it. They fill one more inbox, which has to be read in full to find the two lines that matter.

How the agent goes about it

Input: The sites and sources you name for it
It does: Reads, sets the noise aside, keeps what genuinely concerns you
It delivers: A short brief, at 8 a.m., in your inbox

You name the sources, it follows them

Competitor sites, pricing pages, tender platforms, trade press, public accounts. The agent goes back to them at the pace you set and spots what has changed since last time.

The sorting is the real value

Knowing how to read is easy; knowing when to stay quiet is hard. The agent knows your business through the Brain: it tells a change that concerns you from a piece of news that fills a page. A watch that flags everything is worth no more than no watch at all.

A brief, at a fixed hour

The output is a short text, in plain language, readable in two minutes before the first meeting. Every item cites its source so that you can check.

What it does not do

It does not send you a list of links to sift through yourself.
It does not manufacture news on quiet days: a morning with nothing to say is a morning where it says so.
It does not get around paywalls or a site's protections.

Autonomous does not mean unchecked. You set the level of autonomy of every agent, its limits cannot be crossed, everything it does is recorded in a plain-language log, and one gesture stops it all.

Frequently asked questions

Which sources can it follow?: The public web pages you point it to. A source that requires a subscription or an account is read only if you explicitly give it access.
What happens on a day when there is nothing?: It tells you so in one line. That is a rule of the platform: when a capability could not be exercised, or when there is nothing to report, an agent says so rather than producing something that merely looks like a result.
Can I change the sources afterwards?: Yes, at any time, and without going back through a configuration stage. You add or remove a source the way you would tell someone.
What time does the brief arrive?: At the time you set. Eight in the morning is the default because it puts the reading before the day, not after it.

Muzau is in early access. Those who sign up create their agent before anyone else. The first one is born from your website's URL: nothing to install, nothing to configure.

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