Keep up without checking everything.
Follow a website or feed and let Gideon collect the updates. Schedule a report when you want the useful parts brought together.
Start with a request like this.
Choose the sources and the schedule. Pause a source when it stops being useful, or open a report in your knowledge library.
“Keep an eye on these product updates and give me a Friday summary.”
I’ll compare the sources and keep the links with the shortlist, so you can check the details that matter.
An interactive example with sample content. Explore the controls.
- Follow pages and feeds
- Collect new source material
- Set a reporting schedule
- Save reports for later
Explore sources and recurring reports.
Website and feed subscriptions
Watch web pages or feeds and ingest new material.Requires setup
Workspace-folder subscriptions
Watch a folder in the private hosted workspace for material to ingest.Requires setup
Source extraction recipes
Configure extraction, preview a poll and choose available rendering or enrichment behavior.
Source health and polling controls
Pause sources, inspect health and set polling, request and item limits.
Scratchpad and saved creation indexing
Include supported scratchpad or generated saved creation material in knowledge processing.Optional
Scheduled research reports
Schedule recurring reports with topic or tag scope, timezone, citations and iteration limits.Requires setup
Reports saved back to knowledge
Keep generated reports in the library for later reading and agent context.
There’s more you can hand over.
Spend less time explaining yourself.
Gideon can remember preferences, decisions and useful context across conversations. You can inspect what it remembers and change it.
Ask for something you can use.
Turn a request into a report, spreadsheet, presentation, image or interactive page. Keep the result in your library and come back to improve it.
Teach it the way you like things done.
Save useful instructions as a skill. Review the improvements Gideon suggests and decide which ones to keep.
Start a conversation and see where it takes you.