Velvet Signal asks what your AI should read

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The site separates a readable publication from a machine-facing context patch, with approval required before WebMCP delivery. Its proposed patches retain claims, sources, confidence, scope, version, and an expiry date, while explicit user instructions take precedence. The homepage names six desks and reports an eight-hour scouting cadence; it also distinguishes public desks from “Your People,” which uses user-authored context and requires explicit cloud-processing consent.