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2. Email a News Report

Build a scheduled news workflow that only uses approved sources and outputs a polished report.

Challenge overview

Build an automated news report that runs every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

The report must stay short, polished, and consistent. It must only use approved sources.

Scenario

We want an automated news report that gets sent to us every Monday, Wednesday, Friday. The report should be short and sweet, but quality is key. It must have two sections:

  1. World News (Politics)

  2. Legal News

Each section must only research what’s published on our trusted websites (no other sources allowed). The report should be very polished and visually consistent with our newsletter style (see example).

Scenario

We want an automated news report that gets sent to us every Monday, Wednesday, Friday.

The report should be short and sweet, but quality is key.

It must have two sections:

  1. World News (Politics)

  2. Legal News

Each section must only research what’s published on our trusted websites (no other sources allowed).

The report should be very polished and visually consistent with our newsletter style (see example).

The report must include these sections:

  1. World News (Politics)

  2. Legal News

Approved sources

World News

  • Reuters

  • Associated Press (AP)

  • BBC News

  • Financial Times

  • The Economist

  • The Wall Street Journal

Legal News

  • Law360

  • National Law Review

  • ABA Journal

  • Just Security

Formatting reference

Use this file as the design reference for the final report.

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legal_briefing_preview.html
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What to match

  • Visual hierarchy between the title and section headers

  • Consistent spacing between sections

  • Clean link styling and readable bullet lists

What to build

Your workflow should:

  1. Run on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

  2. Check each approved website on every run.

  3. Collect only relevant items for the two required sections.

  4. Exclude unapproved sources.

  5. Format the final output in a consistent newsletter style.

  6. Send the report by email.

Key considerations

  • Prevent the agent from filling gaps with unapproved sources.

  • Make coverage deterministic across all ten approved sites.

  • Keep typography, spacing, section headers, bullet style, and link formatting consistent.

  • Use Web Search when search results are enough.

  • Use browser-based tools when page interaction or fixed page rendering is required.

  • Keep the design easy to update when the approved site list changes.

Extension

Add a logo and a header image to every report.

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