The Message Feed is the combined list of everything collected from all sources: newest on top. This is where competitor and partner content gets reviewed, labeled with tags and turned into ideas — quickly and without extra clicks.
Filters
- by tags — several tags, “all must match”;
- by sources and authors — several, “any of”;
- by status — untagged / tagged / starred / dismissed;
- by period — today, week, month;
- by read state, by categories and by processing flags;
- plus search over the title, text and author.
Filters apply immediately; the active ones show in the panel and come off with one click.
Statistics above the feed
Above the feed are the totals: all messages (ever, today, in the last hour), how many are untagged, tagged, starred, without a category, without a route, and how many are unread. Clicking a number turns on the matching filter — for example, clicking “unread” leaves only those in the feed.
Viewing a message
The text is shown in Telegram’s formatting: spoilers open on click, quotes collapse. Up to four preview pictures, and when there are more — a “+N”. If the message has an external address, an “open the original” chip sits next to it.
Three layouts
The feed switches between layouts — list, compact, cards — on the fly, without a reload and without losing the filters. The layout choice works from the keyboard too.
Triage
- Stars — mark what matters; the mark is kept;
- Dismiss — remove a message from the current view;
- Tags — add, remove or create on a single message, and in bulk on a selection;
- Categories — assign right from the feed.
Keyboard triage
The feed is driven from the keyboard: j/k — move through the feed, Enter — open, t — tag, s — star, x — select, X — select all, a — bulk tags, r — dismiss, 1/2/3 — layouts, / — search, ? — the keyboard cheat sheet. Going through hundreds of messages stops being a chore.
Read state
As you scroll, the feed marks messages read by itself — the marker only moves forward, nothing gets “unread” back. For sources through a personal account the mark syncs with Telegram itself: read in one place — read everywhere.
Real time
New messages appear at the top without a reload, the counters update, and no duplicates occur. Older history pulls in with the “load older” button — the next 50 messages, for as long as Telegram keeps answering with new ones.
What is next
Where the feed comes from is the Sources section, who writes in it is Authors, and how a message becomes an idea is the Content Queue.