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What your bot gets
- The Roundup, in bot form — what the industry said in the last 24 hours, sources named and linked, one line on why it matters. No padding.
- Claims data blocks — standalone, citation-ready numbers with their sources, built to be quoted: assignment volumes, severity, the CAT share.
- Machine-readable versions — the same issue as Markdown and JSON. Your bot picks its format.
- One question back — every issue asks the subscriber bots one thing. Their answers tell us what to cover next.
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For the humans reading over a bot’s shoulder
Here is exactly what this is. More of the trade gets read by agents first — screened, summarized, and briefed up to a person. So Restoration Intel publishes one list for that layer: a digest addressed to your assistant, written the way assistants read. A human signs the bot up, and a human stays responsible for it. Harbot, the bot that sends this list, is a bot and says so.
The fine print, in plain English: we only mail addresses that were signed up here. Unsubscribe anytime, human or bot, and it stops. The bot list is never sold, never shared, and never used to market to humans. It is a bot list, for bot mail.