AI news alerts for what actually shipped
AI news moves daily and most of it is commentary. Tell Monitor Agent which labs, models or tools you follow, and it sends you a short, sourced summary when something actually ships, changes price or gets deprecated — and nothing on quiet days.
Keeping up with AI is a second job
Release notes, model cards, pricing pages, launch threads, newsletters recapping other newsletters. If you build on these models or buy them for a team, missing a deprecation or a price change costs you. Reading everything costs you more, and most of what you read on a given day isn’t news about the things you depend on.
How it works
Name what you depend on
Labs, models, tools or a policy area. Say what counts, like releases, price changes and deprecations, and what doesn’t, like opinion pieces.
Choose a rhythm
Daily keeps you current, and weekly works as a personal digest for slower interests. On Max, a monitor can check every 4 hours during a launch week.
Get the change, with sources
“New model released Tuesday: larger context window, same price, available in the API today.” Linked to the announcement, not to a recap of a recap.
Prompts people use
- “Anthropic, OpenAI, Google DeepMind: did any of them release a new model or API this week? Give name, date and what changed.”
- “Did OpenAI or Anthropic change API pricing, rate limits or model deprecation dates this week?”
- “Open-weight models: which notable new ones were released this week, and under what license?”
- “EU and US AI policy: any new rules, deadlines or enforcement actions announced this week?”
Signal for builders and buyers
Because each monitor remembers what it already told you, a launch covered by fifty outlets reaches you once. Official announcements and established outlets are weighted over reposts. If you only care about deprecations in the APIs you call, say so: the AI checks each finding against your question, not against a keyword.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an AI news digest?
No. There’s no editorial feed. You define what you follow, and you only hear about developments that match it. On a quiet week that can mean no alert at all.
Can it follow a specific model or API?
Yes. Name it in the prompt along with what counts: new versions, pricing, rate limits, deprecation dates or outages.
Where does the information come from?
Public web sources from the past week: official blogs and documentation, press, and established tech outlets. Every alert links to its sources so you can check the original.
How fast will I hear about a launch?
Within one check cycle: daily on Pro, every 4 hours on Max ($19.99/mo, up to 2 monitors). Fast enough to act on a price change or deprecation, not a live launch feed.
What does it cost?
Pro is $9.99/mo for 5 monitors, with a 7-day free trial and no credit card. Max is $19.99/mo for 10 monitors. Most people start with one monitor per lab or policy area they follow.
Stop watching. Get notified.
Describe what you want to track in plain English, pick a schedule, and let the AI report back only when something actually changed.