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The Signal Chain has evolved from a newsroom

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pipeline into a customer-owned harness. Follow your idea

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through agents, evidence, production, approval, delivery, and the

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feedback that improves your next briefing.

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The original Signal Chain powered a newsroom. It

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has evolved into a harness you can shape

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around your own use case. Describe your audience,

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goals, topics, and publishing rhythm on one page.

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Choose one agent or several. The launcher offers

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fourteen host choices, with a separate status for

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each connection. Agents share bounded harness tools, while

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your workspace permissions stay in control.

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Tell your agents what matters and what to

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exclude. Choose feeds, research, repositories, and supported data

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connections. Access depends on the source, so unavailable

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connections remain visible rather than being invented.

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Responsible artificial intelligence is built into the working

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process. Captured sources stay attached to claims. Review

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checks flag unsupported statements, uncertainty, duplicate stories, and

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misleading visuals. These controls support judgment; they do

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not guarantee truth.

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Your first draft is a private package: the

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written briefing, narration script, and finished video for

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review. Your agent prepares that package from the

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selected sources and your editorial instructions.

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Start with speech generated on your own machine.

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With your permission, use your own saved voice

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profile. Talking to the harness is a separate

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optional control, with microphone controls and a text

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fallback.

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Choose narrated slides, a presenter, or a mixed

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layout. The same story can appear in all

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three formats. Presenter production is part of the

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Pro offering, with the production setup handled behind

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the scenes.

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Preview the actual final package before release. Publishing,

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replies, approvals, and access changes require a browser

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click for that exact action. If the content

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changes, approve the new version. A second reviewer

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remains required where configured.

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Select several channels and connect each account. The

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engine records delivery attempts and receipts for each

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destination. Check the published result itself to confirm

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that the audience can see the finished work.

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The journey continues after preview and publishing. Delivery

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views show what happened. Analytics brings in supported

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channel measurements, while missing access and unavailable metrics

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remain clearly marked.

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Audience reactions and comments become a review queue

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where the channel supports them. Your agents help

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triage and draft replies. Review the exact wording

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before explicitly sending it, or handing it off

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for manual sending.

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The cost view shows recorded writing usage and

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known model charges. Unknown prices stay unknown. Agent

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subscriptions, conversation voice, media production, and tunnel infrastructure

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are separate expenses that this dashboard does not

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fully track.

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If a connection drops or work stops, job

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records help you recover. An uncertain delivery is

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held for verification, not blindly repeated. Results and

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audience feedback guide the next briefing without removing

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your approval step.

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Start with one page describing your use case,

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then choose your agents. Watch Jordan complete the

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journey on this website, or book a demo

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to work through your own goals. Your sources,

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your workflow, your control.