Dashboard Manual

1. What Noah Wire Is & Why It Matters

Noah Wire is an AI-powered news wire and content intelligence platform. It ingests hundreds of thousands of articles daily from RSS news sources worldwide, then uses semantic search (meaning-based, not keyword-based) and AI to deliver precisely relevant content based on your topic descriptions.

Who It's For

What Makes It Unique

• Semantic search at scale — reads hundreds of thousands of articles daily and matches by meaning, not keywords
• Atomisation — one broad topic becomes 8–12 hyper-specific vertical feeds, dramatically improving accuracy
• Narrative signal reports — sentiment analysis and trend prediction accurate enough to predict market prices
• Copyright-safe journalism — every article rebuilt from scratch using multiple sources (usually 7+)
• SEO performance — publications have seen 200%+ traffic growth within months, rising to 700%+

2. Data Hierarchy & Terminology

Understanding the structure of Noah Wire is essential for navigating and configuring the dashboard correctly.

Article Lifecycle & Costs

3. Authentication & Sessions

Noah Wire uses passwordless authentication only. There are no passwords — there is nothing to reset.

4. Navigation & Layout

Fig 1 — My Projects page: the starting point for all your work in Noah Wire

Top Navigation Bar

Left Sidebar (within a feed)

Appears when viewing a specific feed. Contains the feed selector dropdown, all Feed Settings links (Intelligent Search, content, curator, etc.), and Feed Content creation tools (Create article, Create from press release, Report builder).

5. Organisation Switcher

Located top-right, the org switcher shows all organisations you have access to with a scrollable dropdown. A user can belong to unlimited organisations. Switching orgs changes everything visible: projects, feeds, settings, and users.

Most individual users have one org, but agencies and multi-brand publishers commonly have many. You can also use multiple projects within one org as a separation layer (e.g. "Finance Weekly", "Tech Today", "Health Monthly" as separate projects).

6. Organisation Settings

Access via the cog icon top-right (/org/{orgId}/setting).

Fig 2 — Organisation Settings: view your plan, credits, and org name

Credit & Cost Model

Noah charges per action using a token-based model. Each story idea costs 600 tokens. The cost of a full article draft varies by length. Optional features add extra cost. The cost reflects a complex semantic search system operating across billions of articles — not a commodity AI tool.

7. Manage Users (Org Level)

Access via /org/{orgId}/members. Shows a table of all users with edit and delete actions. Click + Add User to invite someone by email.

Fig 3 — Manage Users: invite people and control their access level

8. Organisation-Level RSS Feeds

The "+ Add RSS Feed" button looks like a direct connection tool, but it actually sends an email to the Noah team for manual review. This exists as a "comfort factor" for journalists who are accustomed to monitoring specific publications.

9. My Projects (Publications)

"Project" and "Publication" mean exactly the same thing in Noah Wire — the UI uses both interchangeably. Each is a collection of feeds. Click + Create Project in the top bar — only a name is required.

10–12. Project View Tabs

Fig 4 — Project View, Feeds Tab: all your feeds with star (favourite), Create Article, and delete actions

13–17. Project Settings

Access via Settings top-right within a project. The sidebar contains: Complementary site, Dashboard settings, Manage authors, Manage users, RSS feeds.

13. Complementary Site

Controls your auto-generated public website at {projectname}.makes.news.

14. Dashboard Settings

15. Manage Authors

Create author profiles (name, photo) for bylines on published articles. Largely decorative — if you need journalist bylines on your own website, set those up in your own CMS rather than relying on this feature.

16–17. Manage Users & RSS Feeds (Project Level)

These are duplicates of the org-level equivalents, placed here for convenience. Use project-level user management when you want to quickly give someone access to one specific project.

18. Create Feed Wizard & Atomisation

Fig 5 — Create Feed Wizard: describe your topic and let Noah suggest the ideal feed structure

Click + Create Feed in the top bar. A four-step wizard opens. In Step 1, describe your topic in the Feed prompt textarea.

Two Paths

The Atomisation Process — Noah's Superpower

Atomisation is what makes Noah exceptionally powerful. When the system receives a broad topic description, it breaks it into narrow verticals:

Narrow feeds dramatically improve accuracy because semantic search is ~80% accurate — each narrow feed gets ~80 atomic sub-queries behind the scenes, compensating for this. You can edit any suggested feed before creating it.

19. Feed View — Article Listing

Fig 6 — Feed View: article cards showing tags, authenticity indicators, and action buttons

This is where users spend most of their time. It shows article cards with headline, tags, authenticity indicators, Smart Draft / SEO+ Draft buttons, timestamp, and source.

Article Tags

The EVERYTHING / CURATED toggle switches between seeing all matched articles and only those the AI Curator has approved. Articles also carry authenticity and bias indicators assessed by LLMs — helping you decide whether to use a given piece.

20. Feed Settings & Intelligent Search

Fig 7 — Feed Settings: the most important configuration page in Noah Wire

The Intelligent Search field is the single most critical configuration in the entire system. It is a semantic topic descriptor — not a Google search query, not a ChatGPT prompt.

21. Auto Image Style

Fig 8 — Auto Image Style: choose from 18 visual styles or write a custom prompt

Controls AI-generated images added to articles. Images are generated for free with every piece of content — the cost is a fraction of a cent. The image generator reads the article and extracts its subject, then creates an image in your chosen style.

22. Content Settings

Fig 9 — Content Settings: control writing style, language, and output format

23. Marketing Settings

Allows subtle brand integration into AI-generated articles. Enter your brand name, key message, and context. The system weaves brand mentions naturally into relevant news content.

Best used for native advertising / sponsored content approaches — run a test article first and review before enabling broadly. This is an edge-case feature most users never touch.

24. AI Curator Settings

Fig 10 — AI Curator Settings: configure automatic editorial filtering and auto-generation

The AI Curator acts as an editorial gatekeeper — filtering, prioritising, and optionally auto-processing articles. It uses a natural language prompt to decide which articles are relevant. The AI Curator is free.

25. Humanise Settings

Fig 11 — Humanise Settings: simple on/off toggle to lower AI detection scores

Rechecks and rewrites AI-generated content to lower AI detection scores. Simple Disabled / Enabled toggle. Token cost varies by article length.

26. Hallucination Guard

Fig 12 — Hallucination Guard: a second AI checks the first AI's work

Uses a "poacher-gamekeeper" approach: a second AI inspects the generated article for invented facts. If hallucination is detected, the article is automatically sent back to rewrite — looping until clean. Token cost varies by article length.

27. Keyword Monitor

Fig 13 — Keyword Monitor: use with extreme caution — broad keywords are very expensive

Safe vs Dangerous Keywords

If you add keywords, immediately update the AI Curator prompt to mention them — otherwise the curator may dismiss keyword-found articles as irrelevant.

28. NewsDesk Pro (Beta)

Fig 14 — NewsDesk Pro: detects evolving stories and avoids misleading duplicates

Designed for front-line newsdesks covering fast-moving breaking stories. Detects when a story is evolving (e.g. plane crash → survivor found) and adjusts headlines to reflect the latest development rather than repeating earlier angles. Cost: ~1.5p per article found.

29. Create Article

Fig 15 — Create Article: four input modes for generating content

Articles take 1–2 minutes to generate. The token cost varies by article length. Generated articles appear as drafts that can be fully edited in the Edit Suite before publishing.

30. Create from Press Release

Paste a press release into the Prompt field. The system automatically strips out PR hype and researches the topic to build a properly sourced, impartial article. The output won't read like a press release — it will be genuine journalism backed by multiple sources.

This is a major time-saver for journalists: paste in a press release and have a proper article in 2 minutes.

31. Smart Draft & SEO+ Draft

Available as buttons on individual article cards in the feed view.

Both vary in token cost by length and take about the same time (~1–2 minutes).

32. The Article Edit Suite

Opens when you click on a drafted article. A full AI-powered editing environment:

• Standard text editing (headline, body, standfirst)
• Improve draft — ask the AI to add more data, go deeper (it goes online for additional research)
• Translation — translate the article into any supported language
• Rewrite in different style — completely transform the tone and approach
• Image editing and regeneration
• Source and reference review panel
• Publish controls

33–34. Report Builder & Scheduled Reports

Fig 16 — New Report: configure feeds, style, schedule, and proprietary data upload

Reports are the most exciting and complex part of Noah Wire — considered the future of the business. They use full thinking AI models and perform deep narrative signal analysis.

35. Report Styles Glossary

36. Choosing the Right Feeds for Reports

37. Preview Site (Complementary News Page)

Each project automatically generates a public-facing website at {projectname}.makes.news. It shows articles with AI-generated images, headlines, excerpts, timestamps, and an orange "Copy RSS link" button.

38. Create Newsletter

Fig 17 — Newsletters Tab: create and manage email digests and master report newsletters

39. RSS Output & Integration

The primary distribution mechanism for getting content to your own platform:

40. Core Concepts

41. Credit Economics & Cost Management

42. Common Mistakes & Solutions

43. Business Value Proposition

For Publishers

• A magazine doing 8 articles/day might spend less than 1 hour with Noah vs needing 4+ staff traditionally
• Publications have seen 200%+ traffic growth within months, rising to 700%+
• Enables niche vertical sections that serve valuable sub-audiences and attract targeted sponsorship
• Google ranks Noah content very well — statistical evidence shows readers prefer it (higher engagement, longer time on site)

For Analysts & Intelligence Users

• A data tap you can switch on and off for any subject
• Narrative signal reports find trends and make predictions from what's actually being written — not what you ask
• At least as accurate as surveying people, but instant, refreshable daily, and impossible to lead
• Accurate enough to predict Polymarket prices and market movements

Appendix A — Complete URL Map

Appendix B — Feature Cost Summary

Appendix C — Glossary