Produce a Short Audio Briefing From This Week's News - Monid

Give your agent a market, topics, and budget. It uses Monid to gather original sources, write a compact script, and generate narration only after you approve the plan.

Example question: Can my agent make a three-minute audio briefing about this week’s ecommerce news?

Try it yourself (give it to your agent)

Prompt

Use Monid to make a three-minute audio briefing about the most useful ecommerce developments from the last seven days.

Ask which market I work in, which topics matter most, the language, and whether I prefer a formal or conversational delivery. My total research-and-audio budget is $2. Inspect current search and speech-generation prices before paid calls.

Find original sources, remove syndicated duplicates, and select three stories with practical implications for a small online retailer. Write a concise script with source links and distinguish reported facts from your interpretation.

Show me the script, proposed permitted stock voice, and estimated audio cost before generating. After approval, create the narration and return the MP3, script, citations, voice/model settings, actual spend, and link-expiry information. Do not imitate a person without authorization, distribute the recording, or schedule recurring briefings.

Potential tools

TinyFish: /search and /fetch provide current-source research.
Exa: /search and /contents are an alternative for source research.
ElevenLabs: /text-to-speech generates narration after script approval.

The agent selects stories and writes the briefing.

Example output

Names, counts, and details below are fictional. Real responses include actual sources, costs, and generated files.

Your three-minute ecommerce briefing is ready, along with the approved script and source list. The episode covers three developments:

A marketplace policy change

A new checkout feature

A shipping-service update

Each segment explains what changed, who may be affected, and what a small retailer should check next. I used the approved stock voice and kept the narration conversational. The response includes the MP3, the exact voice/model settings, and actual research and generation costs. No recording was distributed and no recurring job was created. Store the audio before its download link expires.