The Morning Brief. What needs you, before the day starts.

The Morning Brief is the page Othor AI sends every morning at 06:00, your company’s time. It is made from the night’s run, which reads your sources at 02:00, computes every number and tests it. By the time you open it, the work is done.

A company can have several briefs, each around one question: one for the leadership team, one for sales, one for operations. Each brief is a view of the same run, so the same number is the same everywhere.

• A title that takes a position. Not “Sales update”, but what happened, with the number: “South fell ₹1.4 Cr; West’s rise hid it”.
• One line that says why it matters.
• Headline numbers: four to six tiles, each with its last 12 periods and the band it is expected to stay in, and one comparison: against the band, a goal, or the period before.
• Up to four items, each a chart card with how sure Othor AI is, the money at stake, and what it means if nothing is done.
• Watching: one line when a number you asked Othor AI to watch has crossed its threshold.
• Question to ask today: one question, for one named person, that would settle the top item. Copy it into a message.

“Full detail” adds the situation, every ranked item with its date, and what changed since yesterday.

Every finding in the brief’s scope gets a score: the money at stake, how soon it matters, and how strong the evidence is. The top four become the brief’s items. An item from yesterday keeps its place unless its score moved by more than 10%, so the brief doesn’t reshuffle for nothing.

• A finding that needs you to confirm which system is right never becomes an item; it becomes a question on Home.
• An item from a source that couldn’t be read last night is never first, and its tiles say “as of” the last good day.
• Everything else the night found is in Sweep. The brief says how many: “N more in Sweep”.

When nothing in scope needs you, the title says so, the headline numbers carry the page, and there is no question to ask. A quiet brief is a result, not a gap: every check still ran.

• The first brief goes to the owner. You add recipients after.
• Recipients don’t need an account. The email’s Open link shows the brief read-only, for that address, for 7 days.
• Anyone can unsubscribe in one click; the owner is told.

Start from one question, such as “Are we collecting cash fast enough?”. Othor AI drafts the scope, the headline numbers, who to ask, and the schedule, and shows the brief you would have got this morning from last night’s data. Change anything, then create it. Drafts only. Numbers are computed, not written. Nothing changes until you apply.