Synorb gives AI agents new policy research from think tanks such as CSIS, RAND, the Carnegie Endowment and the Atlantic Council, each as a short summary with the key claims and a link to the report. Agents connect through an MCP server or a REST API, so it works in Claude, ChatGPT and other agents. Synorb publishes this guide.
Why agents need it
Policy research shapes regulation, defense, trade and markets, but it is spread across dozens of institutions, each publishing analysis, reports, podcasts and press releases on its own site. An agent following a policy area needs all of it in one place, with the source of each claim.
What Synorb covers
- Think tanks: CSIS, RAND, the Carnegie Endowment, the Atlantic Council and other policy institutes.
- Their analysis, reports, podcasts and press releases, kept together per institution.
- Government and central bank research alongside it.
Set it up
1. Get a free Synorb Key at synorb.com/connect/start.
2. Add the MCP server https://mcp.synorb.com/mcp to your agent, with the key in the Authorization header.
3. Ask:
Frequently asked questions
Can ChatGPT or Claude follow think tank research?
Yes, when connected to Synorb. They can list new reports by institution or topic and link each one.
Which think tanks are covered?
Policy institutes including CSIS, RAND, the Carnegie Endowment and the Atlantic Council. Ask your agent to search Synorb's catalog for others; searching is free.
Does it include their podcasts?
Where an institution publishes a podcast, such as CSIS, Synorb follows it alongside the written analysis.
Can my agent send me a weekly policy brief?
Yes. Save the institutions or topics as a Beacon and have your agent run it weekly.