Village monitors can now run an agent on a schedule to research a subject and write a cited report. Each run saves the findings and sources it collects, then uses them to produce a briefing in your workspace.
This is useful when the evidence is spread across agency updates, permits, filings, and local reporting. A report monitor can research those sources and explain the developments relevant to your question.
Carry findings into the next report
The monitor retains observations, sources, previous reports, and open questions. Later runs use that record to check new developments and follow up on unresolved items. Reports link back to the sources supporting their findings and remain available by reporting period.
For example:
Follow this infrastructure project weekly. Research funding decisions, contract awards, and permit changes, and write a briefing with sources and open questions for the next run.
Describe the subject, the developments you care about, and how often you want a report. Village builds the monitor around that scope and saves the reports in the workspace. You can read the latest briefing or return to earlier periods to see how the research developed.