Turn Topic Coverage into a Source-Linked News Brief

Give a topic, date range, and language. AI can group Currents news results by development and show the articles behind each point.

What to Ask Leina to Do with Currents API

Copy a prompt, add your details, and send it to Leina in your connected team chat.

Search a chosen topic and time range, then group relevant coverage and link each source.

Search Currents news for [topic] between [start date] and [end date], in [language]. Group the main developments, compare differing coverage, and include article titles, publication dates, and source URLs.

Get Started with Currents API

  1. Connect Your Account

    Connect with a Currents API key.

  2. Try a Task

    Tell Leina what you need in your team chat. Include the source, destination, and expected result.

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  3. Check the Result

    Review the result and any changes in the connected app.

Supported Currents API Capabilities

Currents API supplies news feeds and searchable article records with titles, summaries, dates, and links. Its taxonomy filters help narrow the coverage used for a news brief.

Search and Read News Feeds

Read the latest feed or search with keywords, dates, languages, regions, categories, and domains; retrieve supported filter options.

View All 5 Actions
  • Get Latest News
  • Search News
  • List Available Languages
  • List Available Regions
  • List Available Categories

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can a brief include original article links?

Yes. News results include article URLs that AI can place alongside the summarized coverage.

Can I focus on one language and date range?

Yes. Search supports language and time filters; the available-language list helps choose a supported code.

Does news search retrieve complete articles?

The results provide article information and summaries. Open the source links when you need the full reporting.

Your AI employee for Currents API

Tell Leina what you need in your team chat. Include the source, destination, and expected result.