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Cite follows your topic around the clock, reads the sources in full, and writes a briefing to your specification. Every claim is checked against its source before you see it.
Regulator opens consultation on cross-border data transfer rules
The draft would replace the current adequacy test with a tiered model for transfers outside the bloc.1 The regulator’s own assessment puts the compliance cost at the lower of the two figures reported last week.2 It would be the largest compliance change since 2018. The consultation closes on 14 November.3
Not a prompt.
A pipeline.
A model answers from what it remembers. Cite answers from what it read this morning, and shows you where. Same request, side by side.
- ×Writes from training data, not from today’s sources
- ×Nothing fetched, nothing read in full
- ×No second pass checks the claims
- ×Citations, if any, are decorative
How a briefing
is made
Six stages · two gates · one run, live
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Watch
Runs your searches on a schedule: news, web, and feeds. Stories already covered are dropped before anyone writes a word.
Search · dedup -
Read
Fetches each page in full and follows the story to its origin: the announcement, the filing, the document behind the coverage.
Full text · evidence -
Write
Drafts to your specification from that evidence only. Nothing comes from the model’s memory.
Your schema -
Verify
A second pass checks every claim against the sources. Unsupported claims are cut or revised, and the pass runs again.
Gate 1 · up to 2 revisions -
Grade
Four lights: sourcing, substance, grounding, conformance. The lowest sets the grade. A red light stops publication.
Gate 2 · traffic lights -
Deliver
A finished briefing with inline citations, in the app, through the API, or published straight to a site.
App · API · publish
Every briefing shows its work.
Each report ends with the grade it earned, how many sources were read, how many citations were placed, and what earlier coverage it builds on. Amber is a known, bounded limitation. Red never ships.
See the panel on a live postRegulator opens consultation on cross-border data transfer rules
The draft would replace the current adequacy test with a tiered model for transfers outside the bloc [1]. The regulator’s own impact assessment puts the compliance cost at the lower of the two figures reported last week [2]. The consultation closes on 14 November [1].
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Everything you see, as JSON.
One key per organization. Every report row carries its grade, the four dimension scores, the reasons behind them, and each citation with the sentence it supports. Apply your own rule, or publish straight into your CMS.
- →Projects, research notes, reports, output schemas
- →Grades and reasons on the list, not only the detail
- →Citations anchored to a verbatim quote, primary sources flagged
- →A header image for every report
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