> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.dialog.tools/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Managing Feeds

> Organize and maintain your Reddit feed collections

Reddit feeds are curated collections of subreddits that live in your workspace. All feed management happens conversationally — you ask your agent to create, edit, or delete feeds, and it uses the built-in `reddit-feed-creator` skill to make the changes.

## Feed organization tips

### Create feeds by purpose

Instead of one large feed, create focused feeds for different research goals. Ask your agent to:

```
Create these feeds for me:
  - "competitors" — subreddits where people discuss Notion, Obsidian, Roam
  - "industry" — communities covering knowledge management tools broadly
  - "customers" — where indie researchers and PKM power users post
  - "tech-stack" — communities for the technologies we build on
```

### Use URL analysis for discovery

When you don't know what to include, let the agent suggest subreddits by analyzing a URL:

```
Analyze competitor.com and add any relevant subreddits to my "competitors" feed.
```

## Working with saved feeds

Feeds persist across sessions, so you can ask your agent to use one anytime:

* **Browse recent posts** — *"What's trending in my industry feed this week?"*
* **Dig into a thread** — *"Summarize the top comments on the pricing post you mentioned from r/saas"*
* **Compare feeds** — *"Show me the themes in common between my competitors and customers feeds"*
* **Schedule a digest** — *"Send me a weekly digest of my competitors feed to Telegram every Monday at 9 AM"*

## Editing feeds

All edits are conversational:

| Goal              | Ask your agent                                      |
| ----------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
| List feeds        | *"What Reddit feeds do I have?"*                    |
| Add subreddits    | *"Add r/sideproject and r/startups to indie-saas"*  |
| Remove subreddits | *"Drop r/entrepreneur from indie-saas — too noisy"* |
| Rename            | *"Rename indie-saas to founder-communities"*        |
| Delete            | *"Delete the ai-dev-tools feed"*                    |

## When to use feeds vs. one-off research

| Use case                          | Best approach                                                       |
| --------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Monitoring ongoing discussions    | Saved feed + scheduled digest                                       |
| One-time deep research            | Direct chat — ask a focused question                                |
| Discovering new communities       | Ask the agent to analyze a URL, then save recommendations as a feed |
| Daily check-in across communities | Feed with a scheduled morning digest                                |
| Answering a specific question     | Direct chat                                                         |

<Tip>
  Use one chat to discover relevant subreddits by asking the agent, then ask it to save the best ones as a named feed. From then on, the feed is a shorthand you can reference anywhere.
</Tip>