Steer what it finds Beta
Monitors and research agents bring in new references from the feeds you follow and the open web. Approve or reject each one, and the Cyclotron learns what belongs on your blog.
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Follow the sources you care about. Agents find what's new, suggest posts and draft them from the references you approve. You steer the line, edit what you like, and publish when it reads right.
Why everyone is weaving with willow now
Three clubs switched this year for the same reason: willow basically just stays flexible longer underwater. The new weaving night at the dive club is the clearest example yet.
Steer, don't write every word
You don't hunt for sources or face a blank page. You steer in three places, and nothing goes out until you publish it.
Monitors and research agents bring in new references from the feeds you follow and the open web. Approve or reject each one, and the Cyclotron learns what belongs on your blog.
Agents spot trends across your references and suggest posts. Tell them what's worth writing and why.
Copy-editing agents check every draft against your own style and underline what to fix. Apply a fix, ask for rewrites, or keep your wording.
Readable by agents
Your blog is published for people and as a Markus twin that agents can read, at the same address. Readers can open any post in Claude, ChatGPT or Perplexity.
Twelve divers came to the first session, and the next three are already full.
$ curl -H "Accept: text/markdown" https://wetweave.example/events/weaving-night --- title: Dive club starts a weekly underwater basket weaving night section: Events published: 2026-10-15 --- # Dive club starts a weekly underwater basket weaving night Twelve divers came to the first session, and the next three are already full.
Where it looks
Watch sources on a schedule and fill your queue. Hacker News and USPTO TTAB decisions run today.
Add any RSS or Atom feed, as many as you like.
Paste a URL, email it to your blog's address, or mention it in Slack.
Ask it to go looking. It searches the web for new sources worth following.
Built with Papyrus
Every one of these is written and published with Papyrus, from its own sources, in its own voice.
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