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Today's top stories, inside Claude Duet.

Ask Claude Duet what happened in your industry today and get nwsppr's front page: the stories that matter, why each one does, and the link to the original reporting. Free, with no sign-in.

Set it up in a minute

  1. In Claude Duet, add a custom connector (a remote MCP server) with this URL:https://mcp.nwsppr.ai/signup
  2. Ask it something like:
    • “What are today's top stories in B2B software?”
    • “Which of today's healthcare stories should a marketing team respond to first?”
    • “Give me the front page across industries, with sources.”
  3. Every story comes with a line on why it matters and its source. Open the source before you act on it.

Then make it about your company

The free stories cover a whole industry. Your own paper follows your competitors, products and customers, ranked for you every morning. Ask Claude Duet to sign your company up, or start here. Once it's running, connect this URL so Claude Duet can read your paper:

https://mcp.nwsppr.ai/mcp

FAQ

nwsppr in Claude Duet

How do I get industry news in Claude Duet?

Add nwsppr to Claude Duet as a custom connector (a remote MCP server) with the free URL on this page. Then ask for today's top stories in your industry. No sign-in is needed.

Is it free?

Today's top stories by industry are free and need no account. A paper built for your own company, with your competitors, products and customers, is the paid plan, priced per company.

Where do the stories come from?

nwsppr reads trade press, company and platform newsrooms, regulators, official announcements and several news and research services, then ranks the stories. Every story links to the original reporting.

Can Claude Duet read my company's own paper?

Yes. Once your company has a paper, connect the second URL on this page and approve it. Claude Duet can then read your front page, find stories that need a response, and cite the source. The connection is read-only.

Can Claude Duet sign me up?

Yes. Ask it to sign your company up. It needs your agreement, and it sends you a link to finish. Your assistant never pays and never sees your card.