ForgeSays

ForgeSays (formerly Grok Says) is a live signal feed for crypto-relevant intelligence, community sentiment, market movement, and real-time events. It brings timely context into the content workflow so your team can react with hours, not days, of lead time.

Note: The page lives at /forge-says. Old /grok-says links continue to work and redirect here automatically.

12-Hour Trend Scan

ForgeSays now includes a companion page at /forge-says/trends - the 12-Hour Trend Scan. Every 12 hours it pulls the top 20 things trending on X, enriches each one with context, and (after personalization) attaches brand-relevant angles you can send straight into Content Forge. Use the 12-Hour Trend Scan card from this page to open it. See Trend Scan for the full breakdown.

What it gives you

• Signal cards - short, specific observations about what is moving right now
• Priority badges - URGENT and TODAY flag time-sensitive signals worth acting on first
• Viral-topic badges - call out themes already accelerating across the network
• Category filters - narrow the feed to one subject at a time
• Source-grounded prompts - verified, cited context you can carry straight into Content Forge
• Recommended actions - quick suggestions for how to respond if relevant to your brand

Categories

The category strip across the top filters the feed to a single subject at a time. Use it to keep your editorial focus narrow on busy news days.

Out of the box you get six categories aimed at crypto and markets - Crypto, Political, Geopolitical, Finance, Regulation and Memecoins. They are yours to change. Click Categories in the header (editors and admins) to open the category manager, where you can:

• Rename any category, and give it a different icon and colour
• Steer the research - each category carries must cover points (the AI has to work these in whenever the 12-hour window supports them) and nice to include points (used when relevant, skipped when not). This is the single biggest lever on what you get back.
• Add your own, up to 12 total - "AI & Tech", "Sports betting", whatever your brand actually posts about
• Turn one off instead of deleting it, if you only want it out of the way for now
• Reorder them so your most-used category sits first

Two smaller options sit behind Advanced on each category. News keywords decide which incoming stories get matched to that category; leave it empty and the category's name and focus points do the matching. Prompt name is an optional longer name the research runs under (for example, the built-in "Crypto" category researches as "Crypto & Web3").

Changes take effect on the next run - use Refresh on a single category, or Run All Categories, to see them applied. Category names are translated into the other interface languages automatically; you can correct any of them under Translations.

If you never open the manager, nothing changes: the original six categories keep working exactly as before.

Verified vs fallback enrichment

Cards that come back with full source citations are marked verified. When clean citations can't be found, the card still carries relevant URLs and context, so the feed stays useful instead of empty. Fallback-enriched cards are clearly distinguished from verified cards.

Web3 Project orgs

Web3 Project orgs see a tailored ForgeSays variant - an opportunity radar built from the sources you track under Settings → Project Knowledge → ForgeSays, rather than the news feed above.

Instead of subject categories, opportunities are sorted into action buckets: Positioning, Quote post, Reply, Explainer, Fresh post and Ignore. These are editable in the same way - click Buckets in the header to rename them, change which tracked-source roles feed each one, add keywords that route an item into a bucket, and set which Content Forge type an item is handed off as when you hit Generate. Changes apply on the next Rescan sources.

Workflow

1. Open ForgeSays at the start of your content session
2. Pick a category, or leave it on All
3. Skim the latest signals - start with URGENT and TODAY cards, then anything tagged viral
4. Pull anything relevant into Content Forge as a generation prompt
5. If a signal looks like a major shift, open an Experiment

Tips

• ForgeSays is not a content calendar - treat it as input for your editorial judgment
• Not every signal will be relevant to your brand, and that's expected
• If the feed feels off-target, edit the category's must cover points rather than regenerating repeatedly - that is what actually steers the AI
• Verified cards make for safer breaking-news content; fallback-enriched cards are still useful but worth a quick fact-check before publishing