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Morning Wire Ships at 5:47 AM. Nobody Touches It.

Every morning at 5:00 AM Central, three agents wake up and produce a fully published article in under three minutes.

KC News · By Tyler Klug · · Updated

The 3-Agent Newsroom

Every morning at 5:00 AM Central, three things happen simultaneously. KC Stalker wakes up and scans 40+ news sources. Morning Wire picks the top story from the hopper. Social Heartbeat queues the first tweet of the day.

By 5:47 AM, there's a new article on tkcgroup.co/insights, posted to LinkedIn, shared on Twitter, and cross-posted to Bluesky. Total elapsed time: 2 minutes and 47 seconds. Total human involvement: zero.

The 3-Agent Newsroom
AgentRoleScheduleOutput
KC StalkerIntel GathererEvery 4 hoursScans 40+ sources → kc_wire_hopper
Morning WireArticle Writer5 AM daily1 article/day → /insights → social
Social HeartbeatDistributor8am/12pm/5pm2-3 tweets/day → X/Bluesky

Why This Matters

The Morning Wire isn't impressive because AI wrote an article. That's table stakes in 2026.

It's impressive because the entire pipeline — from news scanning to published and distributed content — runs without a single human touchpoint. And it's been running daily since January 2026 without a missed day.

How does KC Stalker decide which stories are worth covering?

Each story gets scored 0-100 on relevance (KC-focused?), timeliness (breaking vs old?), and audience interest (engagement potential). Scores above 60 go to the hopper. Morning Wire then picks the highest-scored unprocessed story each morning.

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