How it works
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The world, watched against your positions

Some of what bears on your decisions happens outside your own tools: a paper, a release, a filing. Unl can watch outside sources for you and, when something there moves against a position you hold, bring it into your AI the next time that position comes up. It is a watch you set once, not a feed you read.

  • ComingWatching open sources such as arXiv, GitHub, npm and SEC filings against your positions
  • ComingSources you already hold a licence for, read the same way
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Sources Unl can watch

Open sources are read directly. A source you already pay for is read with your own licence, which stays with you. Either way, nothing reaches your AI unless it crosses a position you hold, and then it arrives with that position and the reason it stands.

arXiv
Open feed

a new paper bears on the thesis you've staked

A source unl watches. You set the criterion; unl surfaces the crossing.

arXiv API docs →
GitHub / npm
Open feed

a dependency you pinned ships a breaking change

A source unl watches. You set the criterion; unl surfaces the crossing.

GitHub / npm API docs →
SEC EDGAR
Open feed

a filing crosses the line you're watching

A source unl watches. You set the criterion; unl surfaces the crossing.

SEC EDGAR API docs →
Crunchbase
Your licence

a round closes against the signal you set

A source unl watches. You set the criterion; unl surfaces the crossing.

Crunchbase API docs →
Product Hunt
Your licence

a launch lands in the space you're tracking

A source unl watches. You set the criterion; unl surfaces the crossing.

Product Hunt API docs →
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