Personalized News Briefing
A Briefing Scoped to Your Topics, Not a Category List
Name the beats you actually follow in one sentence — 'AI funding, semiconductors, my home city' — and @vustSearchBot returns a single synthesized answer covering exactly those, with numbered links you can open to check any claim. No signup, no category checkboxes, nothing stored about you.
How to read this
The topic list lives in your sentence, not in a settings screen
Naming your own topics in a question to @vustSearchBot returns a sourced answer scoped to exactly that combination. Because the scope is a sentence rather than a saved profile, it is as precise as you care to make it and it changes the moment you change the wording — and nothing you asked once quietly filters what you are shown later.
See the difference
Why a sentence beats a category list, and what asking fresh each time buys you.
Who benefits from a personalized briefing
- Multi-topic trackers
- Follow several unrelated beats at once (say, funding news, a technical field, and local news)
- One question naming all three topics returns one sourced answer scoped to exactly that combination — real personalization, written by you.
- Occasional checkers
- Don't want a permanent subscription, just a personalized pass when they think to ask
- No signup or saved profile needed — just ask with your topics included, any time, and get a scoped answer back.
- Changing interests
- Track different things in different weeks
- Rewrite the topic line and the next answer follows — no settings screen to unpick, no stale list quietly filtering out what now matters.
Personalization, step by step
- 01
Name your topics in the question
Write your specific interests directly into the prompt to @vustSearchBot — the personalization comes from your own wording, so it is as precise as you care to make it.
- 02
Pick a depth mode
Standard for a fast pass on a couple of topics; Research when combining several unrelated topics for a fuller synthesis.
- 03
Get a scoped, sourced answer
The reply covers exactly the topics you named, each claim traceable to a clickable citation you can open.
Name your topics, get a scoped answer
Write your topics directly into a question to @vustSearchBot and read a scoped, sourced answer — each claim carrying a link you can open.
What to expect
Your wording is the profile
Scoping an answer to your own named topics works every time, with the same sourced-citation quality as any other search — and it changes the moment you change the sentence.
Nothing follows you around
Your topic list is not turned into a stored profile, so a question you ask once does not quietly shape every answer afterwards.
Frequently asked questions
What makes a news briefing 'personalized'?
Here it means the answer covers the topics you named and nothing else. You write them into the question — 'AI funding, semiconductors, my home city' — and @vustSearchBot scopes the synthesis to exactly that combination, with numbered sources you can open. The precision comes from your own wording rather than from a category list someone else designed.
Can I already get a personalized briefing without a subscription feature?
Yes. Type your specific interests directly into the question — 'summarize today's news on X, Y and Z' — and @vustSearchBot returns a synthesized, sourced answer scoped to exactly those topics. The personalization comes from your own wording, not from a stored profile, so you do it fresh each time.
Does VUST build a profile from my topics?
No. There is no stored topic profile behind the answers — each question stands on its own and does not shape the next one. In practice you keep the question in Telegram's saved messages and resend it, which takes a couple of seconds and leaves you in control of what each morning's briefing covers.
Which mode should I use for a personalized briefing?
Standard is enough for a straightforward topic check. If you're combining several unrelated topics or want deeper synthesis across them, Research runs several searches and tends to give a more complete answer for multi-part questions. Your first Research run is free; a failed search or delivery costs nothing.
How is this different from the general news-digest page?
Same engine, different emphasis. The digest page covers the shape of a sourced catch-up and how to pick a depth tier; this one is about scoping — how to write a topic line that returns the three beats you actually follow and nothing else.
How many topics can I combine in one question?
Several, but the mode matters. Standard handles a straightforward two- or three-topic check. When the topics are unrelated and each deserves real coverage, Research runs several searches and comes back with a fuller synthesis rather than a thin pass over all of them.
More ways to stay current.
Ready when you are
You personalize it by asking.
Write your topics into the question and the answer comes back scoped to exactly those — as wide or as narrow as you make the sentence.