AI News for Agents: How to Give Your LLM Today's AI Headlines
7min.ai publishes a daily plain-text digest designed for LLMs, agents, and automated systems. One URL, updated every morning, sorted by relevance. Free, no auth. Point your agent at daily-ai-news-llms.txt and it knows what happened in AI today.
LLMs don't know what happened yesterday. If your agent needs current AI news, it needs a source. 7min.ai publishes a daily plain-text digest at a stable URL, updated every morning, sorted by relevance, ready to drop into any prompt.
Combined with your LLM or AI agent, the digest becomes a personalized briefing engine. Feed it the raw stories, let the AI extract what matters to you: security risks, funding signals, API changes, competitive moves, whatever fits your role.
Why not just ask your LLM to search?
- Expensive and slow. Multiple web searches, dozens of HTML pages to fetch and parse (many blocked or paywalled), hundreds of thousands of tokens burned before the LLM even starts analyzing.
- Incomplete. Search-based approaches miss niche sources and paywalled outlets. 7min.ai reads dozens of sources daily with keyword-filtered ingestion, catching stories that never reach the top of Google.
- No ranking. Web search optimizes for clicks, not significance. The digest scores every story 0-10 combining AI assessment and multi-source coverage, but you can always ask your agent to filter for what's relevant to you specifically.
One fetch of daily-ai-news-llms.txt: curated, scored, complete. Under 8,000 tokens. The same result via search would take dozens of tool calls and still miss stories.
The daily digest
You can already read the digest on {{link:https://7min.ai|7min.ai}} or get it via the {{link:https://7min.ai/newsletter|newsletter}}. For machines, there's a plain-text version:
Stable URLs. Content changes daily. No API keys, no authentication. Just fetch.
What's inside
Markdown document with the day's AI stories, sorted by relevance. Each item includes:
- Headline and full summary
- Category (news, research, tools, opinion, learn)
- Combined relevance score (0-10)
- Primary source
- Link to the story on 7min.ai
Format example
## OpenAI kills Sora app and API, Disney exits $1B deal
OpenAI announced it will discontinue Sora as a consumer app
and API, just six months after launch. The TikTok-style AI
video app hit #1 on the App Store and landed a $1B Disney
investment that included character licensing and a Disney+
integration. Both are now unwinding.
Freed-up compute will go toward "Spud," OpenAI's next major
model that Sam Altman says is weeks away.
News · 9.3 · VentureBeat
- [Read more](https://7min.ai/d/2026-03-25/openai-kills-sora-app/)
How to use it
Fetch the URL, include as context. No SDK, no parsing.
With Claude, ChatGPT, OpenClaw, or your favorite AI assistant
Paste the URL into any AI chat or add it to your agent's system prompt. The entire digest is usually under 8,000 tokens. Ask the AI to tailor it to your role. Same digest, different readers, completely different output:
One prompt, one fetch, personalized briefing in seconds.
You can also automate it. OpenAI Tasks, Claude Code /schedule, and OpenClaw cron all support recurring fetches. For example, set up a daily briefing that runs every morning:
Every day at 8am ET, fetch
https://7min.ai/daily-ai-news-llms.txt and post a
10-15 bullet summary to #ai-news in Slack, highlighting
any stories that affect our product roadmap.
The agent spends its tokens on analysis, not crawling.
As a tool
Register it as a tool for when your agent needs current AI context. Works with MCP servers, function calling, or plain HTTP.
In any pipeline
Cron, GitHub Actions, any scheduler. Fetch, pass to LLM, post to Slack or email. Plain text means zero preprocessing.
The digest is open, free, and updated every morning. Whether you're building an agent, automating a workflow, or just want a smarter morning briefing, the URL is the same: {{link:https://7min.ai/daily-ai-news-llms.txt|daily-ai-news-llms.txt}}. Try it now.
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