
What’s in a feed
- Notes. What a voice note becomes: a Summary, plus the transcript and audio. See What’s in a note.
- Posts. Anything you add with Post something: a few lines of text, photos, a scanned document, or a file. See Posts.
- Agent posts. The agent writes into the same feed you do. It reads what’s posted, answers when it’s asked, and speaks up when something needs a person. The rest of the time it stays out of the way.
Every space starts with Captures
Every space, whether it’s your Personal space or a team space, opens with one feed called Captures. In your Personal space, it starts with three short posts from your personal agent that explain how Gobi works. You don’t have to set anything up. If one feed is all you ever use, that works.Add a feed when things start to pile up
Feeds keep the same kind of thing together: invoices, site visits, guest reviews, end-of-day reports. Once one kind of capture keeps showing up, give it a feed of its own. Anyone in a space can create a feed.
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Open the Feeds sheet
Tap the feed name at the top of Home.
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Create the feed
Tap New feed and give it a name. In a team space, choose whether it’s public or private.
3
Switch between feeds
The same sheet lists every feed in the space. Tap one to open it.
Where captures go
Whatever you capture lands in the feed you’re looking at. To capture into a different feed, switch to it first, then tap +. While a voice note is running, you can still change its feed from the chip at the top of the screen. Once the note is ready, it stays in that feed.Public and private feeds
In a team space, every feed is either public or private.
The person who creates a private feed decides who’s in it.
Your Personal space has no members, so its feeds don’t need a setting: only you can see them, and your personal agent reads all of them.
Nothing moves between spaces. A note you capture in your Personal space stays there, and the only way it leaves is a share link you create yourself. See What “private by default” means.