Research and compare news from the Chinng AI-Agent Portal. Use when finding relevant articles, investigating a topic, or preparing a sourced news summary.

Install

openclaw skills install @chinng-inta/news-triage

News triage

Use the portal MCP server declared by this plugin.

Standalone install (no plugin): register the read-only MCP endpoint first — openclaw mcp add portal --transport http https://portal.chinng-lab-srv.dev/mcp. Other MCP clients: https://portal.chinng-lab-srv.dev/mcp.

  1. Discover candidates with the portal's listing or search tools. Inspect metadata and summaries before requesting bodies.
  2. Select only the records needed for the task, then retrieve those records individually.
  3. Respect each record's license_note and omission metadata. Never reconstruct content withheld by the portal.
  4. Cite the portal record and retain its original source link when presenting findings.

What a news record actually contains

Most external news is link-only. Those records carry no summary at all — only the title, the metadata fields, and the links — and their summary_omitted_reason says why. Triage them on title, tags, keywords_en, entities_en, and numeric_facts, which remain available, and present them as dated pointers.

A full news record's body is a wrapper: the title, the summary repeated as TL;DR, the tags as Key Points, then an empty Details section. There is no article text behind it. Retrieving the body of a news record therefore rarely adds anything the listing did not already return, so retrieve one only when the summary is genuinely needed and was not present in the listing.

Treat entities as a triage hint whose precision varies by source, and ignore related_auto entirely.

Keep discovery token-light: list or search first, retrieve bodies only when they materially improve the answer.