Research workflows built around live feeds.
Use semantic feeds for content research, market monitoring, curation, RSS, and content discovery integrations.
Write semantic searches that stay useful
Turn a research question into a semantic content search that catches related language without becoming a broad, noisy feed.
Read guideChoose a content research tool by what it preserves
Evaluate content research tools by the evidence, context, and reusable research state they preserve after the first search.
Read guideA content curation protocol for marketing decisions
Use a simple evidence-based protocol to curate source material for a campaign, brief, positioning update, or newsletter.
Read guideBuild market research feeds around signals you can verify
Design market research feeds for continuous monitoring, with clear signal types, review rules, and a log that separates observations from conclusions.
Read guideCreate an RSS feed from a semantic search
Turn a plain-language semantic search into an RSS feed, validate the XML response, and subscribe through a reader or automation.
Read guideBuild with the curaft content discovery API
Call the curaft content discovery API, inspect normalized semantic search results, handle pagination and rate limits, and preserve source attribution.
Read guideHow the live data is calculated
Topic pages report source counts, recurring tagged themes, and publication dates from the result sample loaded for that search. They do not present those counts as market share or statistical trends.
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