Weekly Feed Brief

A feed-prompt template that turns your weekly briefing into topics you chose.

Uses

This config turns the assistant’s feed prompt setting into a briefing you control. You name the topics to follow, the sources you trust, and the sources or angles to skip. You also set how long a briefing runs and which day it arrives.

It lives in one place: the feed prompt field in your assistant settings. The install prompt shows you the filled-in snippet and waits for your confirmation before it writes anything there.

A week with no genuine update on any of your topics sends nothing. The config states that rule directly, so a quiet week doesn’t turn into a briefing padded with old news.

What it includes

A YAML-style snippet with topics_follow, sources_prefer, sources_skip, output_length, and delivery_day fields.
A stated location: the assistant’s feed prompt setting.
A confirm-before-write step, and a quiet-week rule that suppresses empty briefings.

Example

Filled-in config:

topics_follow:
  - "Federal Reserve rate decisions"
  - "Changes to Section 8 housing subsidy rules"
  - "Blackstone real estate moves"

sources_prefer:
  - "The Real Deal"
  - "Bisnow"

sources_skip:
  - "general stock market commentary"

output_length: "short: 3-5 bullets"
delivery_day: "Monday morning"

A week’s briefing:

- The Fed held rates steady this week, citing housing-sector softness (Bisnow).
- No Section 8 rule changes this week.
- Blackstone announced a $2B acquisition of a logistics REIT (The Real Deal).

Before you install

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What this one touches

Writes only to the assistant's own feed prompt setting, and only after you confirm the change. Never reads a file outside that setting. Never sends a topic, source, or preference to any third party. A week with nothing to report sends nothing.

Directions

Copy this block and paste it into your Muse chat. Muse does the install and confirms when it's done.

This config lives in the assistant's feed prompt setting, the field that controls what
your weekly briefing covers. Show me the filled-in snippet below with your topics,
sources, and preferences, and wait for me to confirm it before you write anything to the
feed prompt setting.

--- SOURCE ---
# Weekly Feed Brief config

## Where this lives
Assistant settings → Feed → Feed prompt. This snippet replaces or extends the text in
that field. Ask the user to confirm before writing.

## Config snippet

```
topics_follow:
  - "[Topic 1, e.g. commercial real estate financing]"
  - "[Topic 2, e.g. changes to a named regulation]"
  - "[Topic 3, e.g. a competitor or company name]"

sources_prefer:
  - "[Source 1, e.g. a named trade publication]"
  - "[Source 2, e.g. a named analyst or outlet]"

sources_skip:
  - "[Source to exclude, e.g. a low-quality aggregator]"
  - "[Topic to exclude, e.g. general market commentary with no new fact]"

output_length: "[short: 3-5 bullets | medium: one paragraph per topic | long: full
  briefing with links]"

delivery_day: "[day of week, e.g. Monday morning]"

quiet_rule: "If no topic has a genuine update this week, send nothing rather than a
  briefing with no news."
```

## What to change
- `topics_follow`: name specific topics, not broad categories. "Fed rate decisions"
  beats "the economy."
- `sources_prefer`: name outlets or people, not "reputable sources."
- `sources_skip`: name what to exclude, whether a source or a category of story.
- `output_length`: pick one of the three named lengths.
- `delivery_day`: one day and a rough time of day.

## Install steps
1. Ask the user to fill in each bracketed field above, or fill them in from what they
   tell you in chat.
2. Show the completed snippet back to the user.
3. Wait for explicit confirmation.
4. Write the confirmed snippet to the assistant's feed prompt setting.
5. Confirm the write succeeded and tell the user which day the first briefing arrives.

Ready. Press Load to copy the install prompt.

This config lives in the assistant's feed prompt setting, the field that controls what
your weekly briefing covers. Show me the filled-in snippet below with your topics,
sources, and preferences, and wait for me to confirm it before you write anything to the
feed prompt setting.

--- SOURCE ---
# Weekly Feed Brief config

## Where this lives
Assistant settings → Feed → Feed prompt. This snippet replaces or extends the text in
that field. Ask the user to confirm before writing.

## Config snippet

```
topics_follow:
  - "[Topic 1, e.g. commercial real estate financing]"
  - "[Topic 2, e.g. changes to a named regulation]"
  - "[Topic 3, e.g. a competitor or company name]"

sources_prefer:
  - "[Source 1, e.g. a named trade publication]"
  - "[Source 2, e.g. a named analyst or outlet]"

sources_skip:
  - "[Source to exclude, e.g. a low-quality aggregator]"
  - "[Topic to exclude, e.g. general market commentary with no new fact]"

output_length: "[short: 3-5 bullets | medium: one paragraph per topic | long: full
  briefing with links]"

delivery_day: "[day of week, e.g. Monday morning]"

quiet_rule: "If no topic has a genuine update this week, send nothing rather than a
  briefing with no news."
```

## What to change
- `topics_follow`: name specific topics, not broad categories. "Fed rate decisions"
  beats "the economy."
- `sources_prefer`: name outlets or people, not "reputable sources."
- `sources_skip`: name what to exclude, whether a source or a category of story.
- `output_length`: pick one of the three named lengths.
- `delivery_day`: one day and a rough time of day.

## Install steps
1. Ask the user to fill in each bracketed field above, or fill them in from what they
   tell you in chat.
2. Show the completed snippet back to the user.
3. Wait for explicit confirmation.
4. Write the confirmed snippet to the assistant's feed prompt setting.
5. Confirm the write succeeded and tell the user which day the first briefing arrives.

Full source

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# Weekly Feed Brief config

## Where this lives
Assistant settings → Feed → Feed prompt. This snippet replaces or extends the text in
that field.

## Config snippet

```
topics_follow:
  - "[Topic 1, e.g. commercial real estate financing]"
  - "[Topic 2, e.g. changes to a named regulation]"
  - "[Topic 3, e.g. a competitor or company name]"

sources_prefer:
  - "[Source 1, e.g. a named trade publication]"
  - "[Source 2, e.g. a named analyst or outlet]"

sources_skip:
  - "[Source to exclude, e.g. a low-quality aggregator]"
  - "[Topic to exclude, e.g. general market commentary with no new fact]"

output_length: "[short: 3-5 bullets | medium: one paragraph per topic | long: full
  briefing with links]"

delivery_day: "[day of week, e.g. Monday morning]"

quiet_rule: "If no topic has a genuine update this week, send nothing rather than a
  briefing with no news."
```

## What to change
- `topics_follow`: name specific topics, not broad categories.
- `sources_prefer`: name outlets or people, not "reputable sources."
- `sources_skip`: name what to exclude, whether a source or a category of story.
- `output_length`: pick one of the three named lengths.
- `delivery_day`: one day and a rough time of day.

## Install steps
1. Fill in each bracketed field from what the user states.
2. Show the completed snippet back to the user.
3. Wait for explicit confirmation.
4. Write the confirmed snippet to the assistant's feed prompt setting.
5. Confirm the write succeeded and name the day the first briefing arrives.

Ready.

# Weekly Feed Brief config## Where this livesAssistant settings → Feed → Feed prompt. This snippet replaces or extends the text inthat field.## Config snippet```topics_follow:  - "[Topic 1, e.g. commercial real estate financing]"  - "[Topic 2, e.g. changes to a named regulation]"  - "[Topic 3, e.g. a competitor or company name]"sources_prefer:  - "[Source 1, e.g. a named trade publication]"  - "[Source 2, e.g. a named analyst or outlet]"sources_skip:  - "[Source to exclude, e.g. a low-quality aggregator]"  - "[Topic to exclude, e.g. general market commentary with no new fact]"output_length: "[short: 3-5 bullets | medium: one paragraph per topic | long: full  briefing with links]"delivery_day: "[day of week, e.g. Monday morning]"quiet_rule: "If no topic has a genuine update this week, send nothing rather than a  briefing with no news."```## What to change- `topics_follow`: name specific topics, not broad categories.- `sources_prefer`: name outlets or people, not "reputable sources."- `sources_skip`: name what to exclude, whether a source or a category of story.- `output_length`: pick one of the three named lengths.- `delivery_day`: one day and a rough time of day.## Install steps1. Fill in each bracketed field from what the user states.2. Show the completed snippet back to the user.3. Wait for explicit confirmation.4. Write the confirmed snippet to the assistant's feed prompt setting.5. Confirm the write succeeded and name the day the first briefing arrives.

config

Type: config
Category: Productivity
Version: 1.0.0
Added: 9 Sep 2026
Author: Muse Skills editorsWritten for this directory
Includes: configfeed-prompt

This config lives in the assistant's feed prompt setting, the field that controls what
your weekly briefing covers. Show me the filled-in snippet below with your topics,
sources, and preferences, and wait for me to confirm it before you write anything to the
feed prompt setting.

--- SOURCE ---
# Weekly Feed Brief config

## Where this lives
Assistant settings → Feed → Feed prompt. This snippet replaces or extends the text in
that field. Ask the user to confirm before writing.

## Config snippet

```
topics_follow:
  - "[Topic 1, e.g. commercial real estate financing]"
  - "[Topic 2, e.g. changes to a named regulation]"
  - "[Topic 3, e.g. a competitor or company name]"

sources_prefer:
  - "[Source 1, e.g. a named trade publication]"
  - "[Source 2, e.g. a named analyst or outlet]"

sources_skip:
  - "[Source to exclude, e.g. a low-quality aggregator]"
  - "[Topic to exclude, e.g. general market commentary with no new fact]"

output_length: "[short: 3-5 bullets | medium: one paragraph per topic | long: full
  briefing with links]"

delivery_day: "[day of week, e.g. Monday morning]"

quiet_rule: "If no topic has a genuine update this week, send nothing rather than a
  briefing with no news."
```

## What to change
- `topics_follow`: name specific topics, not broad categories. "Fed rate decisions"
  beats "the economy."
- `sources_prefer`: name outlets or people, not "reputable sources."
- `sources_skip`: name what to exclude, whether a source or a category of story.
- `output_length`: pick one of the three named lengths.
- `delivery_day`: one day and a rough time of day.

## Install steps
1. Ask the user to fill in each bracketed field above, or fill them in from what they
   tell you in chat.
2. Show the completed snippet back to the user.
3. Wait for explicit confirmation.
4. Write the confirmed snippet to the assistant's feed prompt setting.
5. Confirm the write succeeded and tell the user which day the first briefing arrives.