NLG is the Friday-scheduled newsletter editor for the MelTuc ecosystem. It aggregates the week's signals from GHT, AIF, BRI, RRV, and PDH, hands them to Claude for composition, and stages a draft edition for your review before it ships to meltuc.com/newsletter. You stay in control of every publish.
From raw ecosystem signals to a published newsletter in four automated steps — with one human checkpoint.
The dashboard is your newsletter cockpit. Stat tiles show total editions generated, published count, and pending drafts awaiting review. A word-count trend chart tracks how each edition compares against the last. Pending drafts are surfaced at the top so you never miss a Friday review window, and recently published editions link straight to their live pages on meltuc.com/newsletter. Trigger a manual run and a live progress bar streams the build in real time — percentage complete and the section Claude is currently composing — before the new draft drops in.
The newsletter grid is a sortable, searchable table of every edition ever generated. Each row shows the title, edition number, word count, the sections included that week, and a status badge: draft, published, dismissed. Filter by status, sort by any column, and paginate through the archive. Clicking any edition opens a full-body reader where you can edit the title, summary, and markdown body before publishing, dismissing, or deleting the draft outright.
NLG queries each app in the MelTuc ecosystem for the week's signals, aggregates them into a single composition prompt, and hands the whole package to Claude Sonnet. Claude returns a structured newsletter with an opening paragraph, one section per active source, a stats block, and an editor's note. Empty sources get skipped automatically — no filler, no padding. A shared content pool, automatically fed by BRI and GHT throughout the week, is AI-ranked by Claude Haiku before composition so the most relevant items surface at the top.
Every edition lands as a draft. The review panel shows the fully rendered newsletter alongside editable fields for title, summary, and markdown body. Word count updates live. Publish the edition with one click when it's ready, dismiss it if the week was a dud, or delete the draft entirely. Nothing hits meltuc.com until you say so.
Settings is deliberately minimal. Flip auto-generation on to have NLG run every Friday at noon UTC, or keep it off and trigger manual runs from the dashboard. Cap the maximum number of editions per week to stop double-posting if you generate manually the same day an auto run fires. The cron footprint is tiny — one job, one editor, one edition.
When you publish, the edition surfaces immediately at meltuc.com/newsletter. The public page renders the title, summary, section badges, and the full markdown body in reading-optimized typography. Previous and next navigation lets readers browse the archive, and the RSS feed keeps subscribers in sync without an email list to manage.
NLG is a thin composition layer over the rest of the MelTuc ecosystem. Each capability below is a real integration — a query against a sibling app, a step in the generation pipeline, or a publishing target that's already wired up.
Five apps. One Friday edition. Claude composes, you review, meltuc.com publishes. That's the whole loop.
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