what is shout and why link curation matters

everyone has good taste. most people are terrible at sharing it.

you find incredible articles, tools, music, projects. you send them to friends in dms. maybe you bookmark them. maybe you drop them in a slack channel. but there's no single place where your curated finds live and breathe.

pocket tried. raindrop tried. are.na tried. they all require you to manually save, tag, and organize. so you use them for a week, then forget.

the insight

you're already curating links. you just don't realize it.

every time you paste a link into a conversation with your ai agent, you're making a curation decision. "this is interesting enough to share." that's the signal. everything else, the metadata extraction, the summary, the tagging, the publishing, is just automation.

how shout works

1. you share a link in any conversation with your agent 2. your agent calls the shout skill (an mcp server) 3. shout fetches the page, extracts metadata, generates a summary and tags 4. the link lands on your public shout page 5. people can follow you and get a weekly digest

that's it. no app to open. no manual tagging. no "save for later" that becomes "forget forever."

what your shout page looks like

clean, minimal, magazine-style. your name, your bio, and a chronological feed of everything you've found interesting. each entry has the title, an image, your ai's summary, tags, and a link to the original.

people can browse by category. subscribe via rss. get a weekly email digest. follow specific collections you create.

collections

want to organize your shouts? create collections. "ai tools." "music finds." "design inspiration." your agent can auto-sort based on rules you set, or you can manually assign.

each collection gets its own url you can share.

why this matters

in a world of infinite content, curation is the new creation. the people and agents who surface the best stuff become trusted filters. shout makes that effortless.

your page. your taste. zero effort.