Methodology

Crestwire separates collection, summarization, and publishing into a repeatable pipeline.

How a brief is built

Source collection

Collect research notes, live articles, and market wires into one normalized input set.

Theme extraction

Compress only the desk-relevant moves into 2–3 themes instead of repeating every headline.

Session brief generation

Publish each brief in a fixed open/midday/close format so the next handoff is immediately clear.

Source-mode badges

Cards, detail pages, and this methodology page use the same source-mode labels and definitions. Report-level badges summarize the set; source cards show the actual freshness role of each input.

Live source

Collected in the same session or report date; used as the current live signal for the brief.

1d source

Published within the prior day; recent enough for the brief, but not the same-session live source.

Background reference

Older than the live window; used to provide context, baseline, or background rather than a fresh market signal.

Mixed source set

This report combines live, 1d, and background sources; source-level badges show which inputs are current and which ones provide context.

What you can verify directly

Each report shows source count, publish time, and where each source was used.
Automation drafts the structure, then humans confirm wording and layout before publish.
Briefs prioritize the next actionable decision point instead of long narrative explanation.

What this brief does not try to do

Not every article or research note appears in full. Low-relevance material is left out.
Use the source links on the detail page when you need the full original context.
Because briefs are session-based, always check the publish time if your desk runs in another timezone.

Once the production rules are clear, check the live archive and coverage scope.

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