About the newsletter
Skribly Newsletter is a short weekly e-mail about AI from the people who build Skribly.
Who writes it
The Skribly team: the people who build Skribly, an ecosystem of tools where agents and people work on the same tasks. Skribly is a non-commercial project.
We write about what we follow anyway for our own work: models, coding agents, tools for developers, open source, research and the rules for AI in the EU.
What is in an issue
One lead story, a handful of short items, what is new in Skribly, and one thing to try in ten minutes. Every item ends with a link to its primary source: the lab’s post, the release notes, the paper or the repository.
We say only what the source says, with the dates it gives.
How it is made
The newsletter skill of agent-skills gathers the news from a curated list of public sources and writes a first draft in English and Polish. A person then reads every item against its source, cuts or fixes what does not hold and approves the issue. No issue is sent without that approval.
How often
Once a week. A week with nothing worth sending has no issue.
What it never does
- No tracking pixels and no tracked links: we do not know whether you opened an issue or what you clicked.
- No selling, renting or sharing of your address.
- No ads and no sponsored items.
- No e-mail other than the issues and the confirmation of your sign-up.
Leaving
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