How it works
Three steps, all done before you open the page.
1. It reads the sources
Every three hours our engine checks a fixed list of sources: the technology news desks that cover AI every day, and the blogs of the AI labs themselves. New stories land in the feed with their headline, a summary and a link to the original.
2. It sorts every story
Each story goes into one of seven topics: models and releases, agents and products, policy, funding and deals, benchmarks, hardware and compute, and robotics. Pick the topics you follow and skip the rest.
3. It adds the short read
Open a story and you get a short read in plain English: what happened, and why it matters. It is written by an AI model from the source article, and the source is always one tap away, so you can check it.
What Agent5 is not
Agent5 does not write its own news and does not replace the reporters who do. It is the overview: one page that shows you what happened in AI, so you can decide what deserves ten more minutes of your time. It is free, and you do not need an account.