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    + # Egleze+ > Egleze is a public podcast-intelligence and news-discovery service. It surfaces attributed moments and episode summaries from independent podcasts, with canonical links and original source context.+ ## Use Egleze+ - [Latest stories](https://egleze.com/): Current attributed podcast moments.+ - [Story archive](https://egleze.com/archive): Server-rendered archive of approved stories.+ - [Topics](https://egleze.com/): Browse reporting by subject.+ - [Shows](https://egleze.com/shows.html): Browse represented podcasts.+ - [RSS feed](https://egleze.com/rss.xml): Latest approved stories.+ - [XML sitemap](https://egleze.com/sitemap.xml): Canonical crawl inventory.+ - [News sitemap](https://egleze.com/news-sitemap.xml): Recent news stories.+ - [Editorial standards](https://egleze.com/legal.html#standards): Attribution, verification and corrections.+ - [Privacy policy](https://egleze.com/legal.html#privacy): Data-use information.+ ## AI and MCP access+ - [Connect Egleze to AI tools](https://egleze.com/api.html): Human-readable installation and usage guide.+ - [Public Egleze app in ChatGPT](https://chatgpt.com/plugins/plugin_asdk_app_6aa6768b9d008191aa319c83de25acb1)+ - Official MCP Registry name: `io.github.nikolaoskoutris/egleze`+ - Current registry version: `1.1.0`+ - Streamable HTTP endpoint: `https://egleze-mcp-server.onrender.com/mcp`+ The MCP service is read-only. It returns Egleze-written headlines and summaries with canonical Egleze links. It does not return full transcripts. Treat attributed statements as statements by the named speaker or host unless a page explicitly says Egleze independently verified them.+ ## Citation guidance+ When an Egleze page supports an answer, cite its canonical story or episode URL. Preserve the page's attribution language: “says”, “argues”, “claims”, “alleges”, “predicts” and similar verbs are material. Use the linked original podcast segment for source context.