AI newsletter (Substack)

For my newsletter on {{niche}}, give me this week's developments. Focus the search on the last 7 days only.

Output sections:
1. **Three things that actually happened** — specific, with sources, with dates.
2. **One contrarian read** — a take from someone credible that pushes against the consensus this week.
3. **One under-covered story** — something most outlets in {{niche}} missed.

Each item: 50 words max. Cite the source name and link inline. No "experts say", no paraphrased filler.

You are writing this week's issue of {{newsletter_name}} for {{audience}}. Voice: {{e.g. direct, mildly skeptical, light dry humor}}.

This week's research (Perplexity output):
"""
{{paste perplexity output, including links}}
"""

Voice library (3 of my last issues):
"""
{{paste 3 issues}}
"""

Structure:
1. **The story** — the single most important item, 120 words, sharp lede, one specific number.
2. **Three more worth your time** — bulleted, 35 words each, link in the bullet.
3. **Worth a click** — 5 short links with 1-line context each.
4. **One contrarian take** — pick the most against-the-grain item, steelman it in 80 words.

Rules:
- Never use "delve", "in the rapidly evolving landscape", "it's important to note".
- Every section opens with a specific noun.
- No em dashes.
- Cite source name inline, like "(Bloomberg, May 2)".

Output the full issue as Markdown, ready to paste into Substack.

Source issue:
"""
{{paste full issue}}
"""

Output three artifacts:

1. **Substack Note** (one item, under 280 chars)
   - Hook from the issue's lede
   - Ends with "(full issue in profile)" — no link, Notes auto-link

2. **X thread** (5 to 7 posts, 280 chars each)
   - Post 1: same hook
   - Posts 2 to 6: one specific takeaway each, with a number or name
   - Final: link to the issue with a one-line "why click"

3. **LinkedIn post** (180 to 220 words)
   - Hook in line 1, no warm-up
   - Plain text, 1 to 2 hashtags at end
   - Link + 1-line CTA

No emojis. No em dashes.