Drip lets AI agents read paywalled financial research per-article; Muse demo buys picks
jeff_weinstein · x · 2026-09-09
A demo shows Drip (dripstack.com) working with Meta's Muse: tell it to "buy the latest stock picks from Drip" and it executes via MCP. Drip aggregates 100+ paywalled financial newsletters and podcasts (Michael Burry, Lyn Alden, Doomberg), with author-set per-article pricing (e.g. $4/letter) instead of subscriptions. One MCP command connects any agent (Claude, Codex), with ready-made prompts for aggregating stock picks across sources and feeding signals into agentic trading via API.
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