About this blog
Written by a studio that runs the tools.
Addis Pulse Studio is an AI-powered growth studio: private AI infrastructure, a creator toolkit and a production stack, built and run for other people’s brands. This is where we write about the tools we run — for a reader who is a peer, not an audience.
Looking for the studio rather than the writing? addispulsestudio.com.
How a post is made
Every weekday an editorial pipeline reads a curated set of AI-news feeds, clusters the day’s stories, and picks at most one — the story carried by more than one independent source that a small studio can actually act on. It researches that story from primary sources, drafts an article, and opens a pull request.
Then it stops. The automation has no write path to the published site. A human reads the draft, edits it, and approves it; merging that pull request is what publishes a post. On a quiet news day the run selects nothing and the site stays as it is — silence is a valid outcome, filler is not.
What the models do
Drafting runs on open-weight models, locally by default. Each post carries a How this post was made panel naming the models that produced it, the run that generated it, and when — and the sources it was written from are listed in full at the end of every article.
Factual claims trace to those sources. Where sources disagree, the article says so rather than picking the tidier number, and where we have not tested something ourselves, it says that too.
What it will not do
Nothing here posts to a social platform. Drafts for other channels are written into the repository for a person to copy and send — no module holds a platform credential and none imports a social SDK, so there is no switch to flip by accident.