A wire service for a product. Every release is filed under the same masthead as the dispatch. Dates are UTC. Numbers don't reset.
Marketing site M6 lands: the wire ticker above the fold, the five-point manifesto, the three-tier pricing table, and the email-capture CTA. The footer now points at the eight editorial pages you're reading one of.
The Sources section gets a hand-curated chip grid; the Product section gains a browser-chromed 3-pane reader preview with the new rail, ranked feed, and reader pane.
Every item in the morning dispatch now carries an explicit SIG score and a one-line "why this matched your brief" explanation. Confidence is exposed; nothing is presented as inevitable.
The web clipper exits beta. One keystroke saves the current page into a collection with auto-extracted highlights. Per-domain mute and the saved-page hover card ship.
Operator plan readers can now run more than one brief at a time and weight them against each other. The reranker model card is published with this release.