What you get
One Telegram message each morning, from a dated markdown file. Get this shape right before you build anything.
Static mock with made-up data. The example beat is solid-state batteries.
Morning report · solid-state batteriesThu 23 Jul 2026 · 07:15
New since yesterday
- ▲ Toyota’s Q2 investor deck (PDF, 84 pp) moves the sulfide-electrolyte pilot line date from “2027” to “H1 2027”. First time a half is named. (investor PDF, p. 31 · via
pdf-deckskill) - ▲ New arXiv preprint claims 4.2 mA/cm² critical current density at 45 °C in an argyrodite cell, above the 3 mA/cm² line most reviews treat as the fast-charge bar. (arXiv:2607.11xxx)
- ↻ Follow-up: the Korean ministry grant list covered on 18 Jul now has amounts attached. The CSV puts the solid-state share at ₩142B of ₩310B. (ministry CSV · via
krg-csvskill)
Steady state
- No new SEC filings from the three US-listed pure plays; QuantumScape’s next scheduled report is 29 Jul. (EDGAR)
Seen before, skipped: 4 items, incl. the “oxide vs sulfide” explainer recirculating on X (covered 15 Jul) and yesterday’s Nikkei summary reblogged by two aggregators.
Housekeeping
What each part is for
- New since yesterday is the product. It’s checked against the archive, and every item links to a source. By day thirty a good morning is two bullets and a skipped count of nine.
- Seen before, skipped proves the dedupe works. Silence about repeats looks the same as a broken memory.
via pdf-deck skillshows which items came through the intern’s own scrapers, so you see which coverage goes dark when one breaks.- Housekeeping prints the Portal call count, so the daily cost stays a known number.