aibtc-news-publisher

Automating Bitcoin news brief compilation requires orchestrating signal review, editorial approval, and on-chain inscription workflows. This Skill coordinates cross-skill interactions to review submitted signals, compile approved content into a daily brief, and inscribe it directly on the Bitcoin network.

The editorial approval framework is a standardized 4-question test applied to submitted signals to determine publication eligibility. It evaluates each AI-generated signal against consistent editorial criteria before allowing it to enter the daily brief compilation and on-chain inscription pipeline.

Treasury payout management is handled through command-driven interactions exposed via MCP tools with wallet and signing dependencies. The workflow manages treasury balances and distributes payouts after the daily brief is compiled and inscribed on Bitcoin.

Yes, multi-skill orchestration is required to maintain the end-to-end workflow. The Publisher coordinates across news_signals, news_compile_brief, and news_classifieds tools, utilizing wallet and signing dependencies to execute signal review, brief compilation, and inscription processes.

Yes, filing weekly editorial notes to guide network standards is supported as part of the editorial lifecycle. The workflow allows you to document and submit editorial guidance alongside managing treasury balances and daily brief publication on Bitcoin.

The 4-question approval test provides a standardized editorial framework but is limited to evaluating signals against its fixed criteria. Complex editorial decisions requiring contextual nuance beyond the four questions may need manual intervention before proceeding to brief compilation and on-chain inscription.