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A briefing's strength badge is counted, never chosen by the AI.

Since 26 Sep 2026v2.22.0See pricingSolo and Team

Signals and Radar score each article for your buyers and compare this week's share of high scorers with your own last eight briefings. More than usual reads Something happened, about the same The market moved, less A quiet week.

What it does

Every article a Signals or Radar run reads gets a relevance score for your buyers, from 0 to 100. The run records how many articles it scored and how many of them scored 70 or more.

The badge compares this week's share of high-scoring articles with the same share in your last eight briefings of that module. Clearly more than usual reads Something happened. About the same reads The market moved. Clearly less reads A quiet week. Until three earlier briefings carry the number, the badge reads The market moved, and a briefing from before 19 October 2026 shows no badge at all.

Findings in the briefing are stated as counts too, for example "4 of the 12 items". Adamiro checks each count against the items the briefing read and replaces one that cannot be true. In a briefing written in another language, a count that cannot be true is removed instead, so no English appears in it.

Why

Asked to pick, the AI called almost every week strong. A badge that always says the same thing tells you nothing. A count against your own normal week does.

What it won't do

  • Let the AI choose the badge.
  • Compare your week with another account's.
  • Show a count higher than the number of items the briefing read.

How to use it

Open the Signals guide in your dashboard, or start a trial to try it.

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