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Finish onboarding so your Muno Brief address, persona, steering prompt, and delivery schedule are ready.
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Add newsletters you already trust, shape how the brief should think, and choose when it should arrive.
Finish onboarding so your Muno Brief address, persona, steering prompt, and delivery schedule are ready.
Start onboardingStart by using your Muno Brief address when subscribing to one newsletter. After that works, add more sources or create provider rules for newsletters already in your inbox.
Use persona and a steering prompt to decide how the brief sounds and what deserves more attention each week.
Learn steering promptsThe easiest first setup is to use your Muno Brief address directly when subscribing to a newsletter. If a newsletter already lands in your personal inbox, use the provider guides below to create a focused forwarding rule.
Start with one newsletter first. Direct signup is usually fastest. Provider forwarding is useful for existing subscriptions and is easiest to configure on desktop.
Use this when signing up for a new newsletter. Enter your Muno Brief address on the publisher's signup form so issues arrive in Muno Brief from the start.
Use this when a newsletter already lands in your personal inbox. Start with one sender rule, confirm it works, then expand.
Filters
Gmail requires you to register your Muno Brief address once before you can use it in a forwarding filter.
Rules
Outlook uses mailbox rules and does not require a separate forwarding-address registration step.
Rules
Fastmail uses Filters & Rules and often works best with "Send a copy to" rather than traditional forwarding.
Filters
Proton Mail supports forwarding filters, but forwarding requires a paid plan.
Rules
iCloud Mail rules are created in the web app at iCloud.com, not only from local mail clients.
Filters
Zoho Mail supports forwarding filters and may ask you to verify the destination address during setup.
from:newsletter@example.comsubject:"Weekly Update"from:news@company.comThe newsletters you add define the raw material. Persona, steering prompt, and schedule define how that material is turned into a useful weekly product for you.
Choose the voice and framing for your brief, from analytical to technical.
Learn how to write prompts that change emphasis, filtering, and prioritization in practical ways.
Pick the right weekly day, time, and timezone for how you actually consume the brief.
If your current steering prompt is broad, make it specific about decisions, signals, and noise.
Weak
Focus on AI and startups.
Better
Focus on AI and startups through the lens of pricing, distribution, and product strategy. Prioritize ideas I can apply this quarter and skip broad hype with no operating detail.
A weekly brief is most useful when it arrives inside a real review habit, not just at a technically valid time.
Monday works for planning. Friday works for synthesis and catch-up.
Pick a time when you can read the brief, not just receive it.
Keep your timezone accurate so the weekly send stays aligned with your local schedule.
Finish onboarding, add one newsletter source, and refine the output after the first weekly cycle.
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