Horus tracks publications, follows reporters, builds daily client briefings, monitors AI-answer visibility, and exposes news through MCP so agents like Codex and Claude Code can work directly with your media graph.
Horus keeps publications, reporters, stories, briefings, AI visibility, and client-ready coverage reports in one workspace.
Follow priority publications and reporters in one live feed. Search recent coverage, save stories, follow journalists, and see what each person has been writing about.
Start the day with a client-by-client briefing built from current coverage. See the stories worth acting on, the source behind each one, and where coverage is thin.
Run the questions buyers ask AI tools and see whether a company appears, which sources shape the answer, and how its visibility changes from one check to the next.
Build client-ready reports with custom titles and date ranges, manual story additions, drag-and-drop ordering, outlet reach, HTML exports, and read-only share links.
Let Codex, Claude Code, or another MCP client search stories and reporters, retrieve full article text, inspect source evidence, and match journalists to a pitch or topic.
Agents can inspect Watcher health, discover and sync publication feeds, tag coverage, and build evidence-backed reporter profiles directly in Horus.
Horus connects monitoring, research, and reporting, so the context stays with the work from the first story to the final update.
Watcher and Pulse surface the coverage that matters across priority publications, reporters, clients, and topics.
Reporter profiles and AI visibility show where attention is building, which sources shape the conversation, and who is worth following.
Turn selected coverage into a polished report, arrange the story, and send clients a read-only link backed by the original sources.
Give your team and connected agents the same current view of reporters, coverage, briefings, AI visibility, reporter research, and client reports.