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Early access workflow guide

Turn a reading list into a useful newsletter draft

Tallis can help select relevant links, summarize why each matters and assemble a newsletter draft. Give it an audience and a source list, then review the selection and wording.

For founders and creators with saved links but no time to turn them into a coherent issue.

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How can an AI help curate a newsletter without copying articles?

Collecting articles is easy; deciding which ones belong together and what readers should take away is the repeat work.

A linked newsletter draft with an introduction and clear takeaways.

How the workflow works

  1. Provide accessible sources and define the reader’s interests.
  2. Choose items that answer a real question rather than repeating the same announcement.
  3. Draft concise original summaries with direct links and source dates.
  4. Review factual claims and add your judgment before publication.

Try this instruction

Build a newsletter draft from these links for solo business owners. Explain why each is useful. Exclude repeated stories and flag inaccessible sources.

Illustrative instruction, not a completed customer result.

Keep the work moving, on your terms

Keep your preferences between conversations.

Tell Tallis how you like things done and correct it when that changes.

Check the sources behind an answer.

Research comes with links so you can inspect the evidence.

Common questions

Will it copy the linked articles?

The intended result is short original summaries and links, not a reproduction of the source articles.

Can it follow my preferred topics?

Yes. State your topics and give examples of useful and irrelevant stories; review the first issue before repeating the process.

Bring the task you keep putting off.

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Related workflows

Draft consistent replies to repeated customer questions

Tallis can help draft replies from your approved product information and past answers. Review the response before sending and flag cases where the supplied information is incomplete.

Turn a long document into a decision brief

Tallis can help summarize a supported document around a decision you need to make. Ask for the key points, relevant references and unanswered questions rather than a generic shorter version.

Workflow inspiration

These public examples informed the workflow. Their authors are not presented as Tallis users or endorsers, and their results do not establish Tallis performance.

Reviewed 2026-09-08.