Every name on the left is a live Synorb Stream. Turn the sound on for the music.

Earlier this month, in Focus, we said no person can follow the AI space anymore, and that an agent can.

This is what that looks like.

Every name on the left is real. Every line is a source. Your agent gets what comes out on the right.

The left: who is publishing

Every name in the animation is a live Synorb Stream. Today that is 214 AI companies, from Anthropic and OpenAI to NVIDIA and Hugging Face, and 145 venture firms, from a16z and Sequoia to Accel and USV.

Each one publishes constantly. A blog. A changelog. API docs. A podcast. News coverage. Sometimes a filing.

The lines: thousands of sources

Each hairline is a source channel. Across the full catalog, Synorb follows 8,990 of them behind 3,226 Streams.

No one reads that. Not a person, and not an agent that has to scrape it page by page.

The center: Synorb does the reading

Every new item is read once, here, and broken into Claims: short, source-grounded statements of what was actually said. A typical article yields 15 to 50 of them. Across the catalog, that is millions of Claims.

The right: one structured feed

Each item comes out as a Manifest with three parts:

  • a Signal: the Claims, structured for machines
  • a Brief: a short narrative, for the people your agent works for
  • a Record: the source itself, so every answer can show its work

Manifests land in Streams. A Beacon is a tracking goal saved once across many Streams, which your agent runs on whatever cadence you choose. One Stream can feed many Beacons. Synorb never pushes. Your agent pulls.

Who this is for

VCs investing in AI. Follow your portfolio, the companies you are tracking and what other funds publish, in one pull.

AI founders. See what competitors ship the week they ship it, without assigning someone to read it.

Developers. Connect over MCP or REST. Reads cost zero model tokens on our side: we hand your agent the Claims, and your model writes the summary.

Executives. A morning brief from your agent that cites its sources, instead of a stack of newsletters.

Enthusiasts. Try it free. No card. No email.

Try it in one message

Open Instinct, Muse, Fo from Wajo, Grok Bot from xAI, or any agent with a comparable harness: web access, tool calls and a way to run on a schedule. Paste this:

Connect to Synorb online and use the AI Companies beacon to build me a summary of what AI companies published over the last week. Then keep an eye on it - every morning, send me what's new.

Your agent can get its own free 72-hour demo key, with 25 Manifests and the AI Companies Beacon already set up. Or click Generate Free Agent Key at synorb.com/connect. After the demo, the Starter plan is free: 100 Manifests, no card.

You do not need to read everything. You need an agent that does.

Catalog figures are from the live Synorb catalog on October 19, 2026.