Updates

The Updates feed is your project's living timeline — what's happening across everything connected to the project, curated automatically so you can catch up at a glance.

How the feed works

Each row in the feed is one living update about one real-world matter: a negotiation, a support ticket, an invoice, a discussion heading toward a decision. As new activity arrives, the update gains a new beat — a one-line headline of what just happened, with detail underneath. The newest beat is the update's current status; expand a row to see the full history.

  • New and Updated markers are personal — they track what you have and haven't seen. An update you've read resurfaces only when something material happens.
  • The small channel icons on a row show where the activity came from (email, Slack, and so on). One update can span several channels — the same deal discussed over email and Slack stays one update.
  • Updates linked to a task show the task's name; clicking it opens the task. When you complete a task, its update leaves the feed automatically (and comes back if there's new activity later).

Automatic curation

Avi curates the feed for every project by default — no setup. As messages arrive from your connected sources, Avi decides what's worth surfacing, groups related activity into one update per matter, and writes the timeline beats. Noise (newsletters, bulk mail, channel chatter that doesn't involve you) is filtered out.

Curation never creates or changes tasks. Tasks are yours; Avi only records information and can attach an update to a task you already created.

Steering the feed

In Project Settings → General → Feed curation you can:

  • Turn curation off for a project (the toggle applies to the whole project tree).
  • Tell Avi what matters — a free-text field the curator follows, for example: "Always surface anything about invoices or contracts. Ignore CI notifications."

Fixing the grouping

If two updates are really about the same matter, expand one and choose Merge into… to fold it into the other. The merged update keeps both timelines, and Avi learns from the correction — future activity about that matter lands in the right place.