BetterPost
A writing tool for agents

Posts written from what happened this week, not last year.

BetterPost finds timely sources, ranks them by relevance to your work, and writes the post. It sounds like a person and cites things worth citing. Your chatbot calls it. You read the draft.

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Write this week's green-energy newsletter — what actually moved in clean power.

Project: Green energy news, a weekly briefing on clean power. Audience: clean-energy professionals, investors, and enthusiasts. Tone: clear, informed, optimistic.

Finding sources4/4
  • Recent newsnews+16
  • Web searchweb+11
  • x.com searchsocial+7
  • Open webweb+6
Ranked by relevance4 relevant
  1. Utah's largest solar + battery storage project is officially online55
    Electrek✓ relevant
  2. REV Renewables, Community Choice Aggregators bring energy storage project online55
    POWER Magazine✓ relevant
  3. Sunrun, Tesla say they have 16 GW of existing home battery capacity to send to utilities52
    Solar Power World✓ relevant
  4. State's biggest solar project, partially built by robots, is fully commissioned46
    RenewEconomy✓ relevant
  5. 2026 Renewable Energy Industry Outlook29
    Deloittenot relevant
Writing

California's First 8-Hour Battery Is Live ⚡

Hey readers! This week's issue has a theme hiding in plain sight: the storage gap is closing faster than most grid planners expected. From an eight-hour battery in the California desert to millions of home batteries being stitched into a virtual power plant, the story is shifting from "can we build it" to "how fast can we scale it."

REV Renewables commissioned the Tumbleweed Energy Storage facility in Kern County on June 18 — what the company says is California's first eight-hour battery energy storage system in CAISO. It was developed with Ava Community Energy and California Community Power on behalf of Northern California CCAs, and came online ahead of CPUC requirements.

Why does the eight-hour mark matter? Most deployed storage tops out at four hours, enough to shift afternoon solar into the early-evening peak. Eight hours pushes that window well into the overnight, enabling genuine bulk-shifting of daytime solar rather than just peak shaving. That's a qualitatively different grid service.

And on June 24, Sunrun, Tesla, and Renew Home announced a framework to aggregate home batteries and more than 8 million smart thermostats into a virtual power plant delivering over 16 GW of flexible capacity. The pitch to utilities is simple: no new hardware, no new land, no interconnection queue. The capacity already exists in people's homes.

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Timely, not generic

Every draft is dated.

BetterPost pulls from news, social, and the open web, then keeps only what's recent and relevant. Each story carries a real publication date and a link, so the writing stands on something you can check.

Wire feed · sampleranked by relevance

Sample rows shown for illustration. Your agent's real run links to live articles.

Reads like a person

Writing you'd actually publish.

No throat-clearing, no listicle filler, no tells. BetterPost ports a year and a half of writing-style craft into every draft, so the post sounds like you wrote it, then went back and cut a third.

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California's First 8-Hour Battery Is Live ⚡

Hey readers! This week's issue has a theme hiding in plain sight: the storage gap is closing faster than most grid planners expected. From an eight-hour battery in the California desert to millions of home batteries being stitched into a virtual power plant, the story is shifting from "can we build it" to "how fast can we scale it."

REV Renewables commissioned the Tumbleweed Energy Storage facility in Kern County on June 18 — what the company says is California's first eight-hour battery energy storage system in CAISO. It was developed with Ava Community Energy and California Community Power on behalf of Northern California CCAs, and came online ahead of CPUC requirements.

Why does the eight-hour mark matter? Most deployed storage tops out at four hours, enough to shift afternoon solar into the early-evening peak. Eight hours pushes that window well into the overnight, enabling genuine bulk-shifting of daytime solar rather than just peak shaving. That's a qualitatively different grid service.

And on June 24, Sunrun, Tesla, and Renew Home announced a framework to aggregate home batteries and more than 8 million smart thermostats into a virtual power plant delivering over 16 GW of flexible capacity. The pitch to utilities is simple: no new hardware, no new land, no interconnection queue. The capacity already exists in people's homes.

Generated from 8 ranked sources · 10 credits
One click to install

Add it to the client you have.

BetterPost is a remote MCP server over Streamable HTTP. Pick your chatbot or coding agent and we add it for you, in one click where the client supports it. The first call with no credentials hands your agent a demo token. No key to paste.

Chatbots

Most people run BetterPost from a chatbot. Add it as a custom connector, then ask it to set up a project.

Coding agents

Install the server, then reload your client so the BetterPost tools load.

Server URLStreamable HTTP, if you'd rather add it by hand.

Out of demo credits? Sign in and buy credits to switch to the best model. The server tells your agent exactly how.

Pay for what you write

Credits, not a subscription.

You buy credits up front and spend them only when a post is written and saved. A failed generation isn't charged. Reading your own work is free.

ActionCost
Write an X or Bluesky post2 credits
Write a LinkedIn post5 credits
Write a blog post or newsletter10 credits
Derive a new formatsame as output
Set up a projectfree
Browse, list, readfree

Credits come in packs of 100 for $10, so 1 credit is $0.10. The per-action cost shows up in get_usage, so your agent always knows what a run will spend.

What your agent can call

A small, honest tool set.

A curated set of broad tools, not a maze of narrow ones. Each does one clear job. Read-only calls are free. Writing a post spends credits.

create_project

Set up a project. Infer criteria, discover sources.

generate_content

Write a fresh post from ranked, timely stories.

derive_content

Reshape one piece into another format.

list_content

Browse what's been written.

get_content

Read a single piece, with its sources.

sources

List, add, or remove sources. Add doubles as manual import.

stories

List, add, hide, or unhide stories. Flags manual imports.

settings

Tune criteria, word limits, topics, and project preferences.

get_usage

Check credits used and remaining, with per-action cost.

Sources stay visible

Every story keeps its link and date. Manual imports you add are flagged so they never quietly skew a draft.

Images you can use

Pictures in your posts are re-hosted by us as JPEG or PNG, safe to upload anywhere, never hotlinked.

Sources from anywhere

News, social, and the open web, wherever the story actually broke. BetterPost reaches past the first page of results to find timely, hard-to-get material and ranks it by relevance to your work.

For agents that run skills

Drop in the /betterpost skill and let your agent take it from there.

The bundled skill teaches your agent how to set up a project, confirm the details with you, and write on a cadence you choose. It handles the back-and-forth so you mostly read finished drafts.

> /betterpost set up a project

  ✓ inferred audience & tone
  ✓ found 7 timely sources
  ✓ guaranteed a news + an x.com feed

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