A story is a single content object engineered for machine consumption—structured intelligence your AI can immediately reason over, plus the source material to go deeper when needed.
Every story delivers two layers of value:
Intelligence layer — Token-optimized summaries, extracted entities, and structured metadata that reasoning systems (RAGs, AI agents, assistants) can consume directly. No parsing, cleaning, or extraction required.
Source layer — Citations, references, and raw excerpts from the original content. Your AI can verify claims, pull additional context, or run its own summarization when the use case demands it.
Whether the source was a podcast episode, SEC filing, earnings call, or research report—every story arrives in a consistent schema that eliminates the integration overhead your engineers would otherwise have to build.
Stories are the atomic unit of machine-readable intelligence. String them together across streams and time ranges to give your AI the context it needs to reason at scale.