Your Feed

Your Feed is the daily stream of things the agents noticed while they worked. Instead of pinging you for every little thing, the agents drop what they spotted here, and you skim it on your own time. Think of it as the running notebook of what changed, what context turned up, and what an agent thinks you might want to do next.

You do not have to act on everything. The feed is a place to glance, catch the items that matter to you, and clear the rest. Each card stays until you decide it is handled.

What You See

Three kinds of items show up in your feed:

• Signals: something changed that may be worth a look. A signal is the agents telling you a fact moved: a new development around a client, a shift one of them picked up while doing its job.
• Intel: background context an agent dug up. Intel is not a to-do; it is useful information to have in your pocket.
• Suggestions: a recommended next step. A suggestion is an agent's idea for an action you could take, surfaced for you to consider.

Each card is labeled with its kind, carries a short title and preview, and shows how recently it appeared. A small band at the top of the page gives you the at-a-glance counts: how many items are in your feed, how many are signals, and how many are suggestions.

When you have cleared items, a Dismissed section appears below the live feed with your dismissal history, most recently cleared first, so you can find something you put away.

If the feed cannot load, the page tells you so plainly and asks you to refresh in a moment. Nothing is lost; your items are still there once it comes back.

What You Can Do

The feed is built for skimming and clearing:

• Read each item and decide whether it needs anything from you.
• Dismiss an item once you have handled it or decided it does not need action. Dismissing clears it from your list.
• Restore anything you cleared by mistake. Open the Dismissed section and bring it back.

Dismissing and restoring are personal to you. The same item can appear in a teammate's feed too, and clearing it from yours has no effect on theirs. You are tidying your own view, not removing the item for everyone.

How It Connects

The feed is where the agents share what they noticed; it is not where you approve work that goes out. Anything that needs your sign-off, like a draft an agent wrote, lives in the Work Queue, not here. A suggestion in your feed may point you toward an action, but the actual approve or edit step happens on the surface that owns that work. The feed keeps you aware; the rest of the app is where you act.