# News Feed

The News Feed page is AuNoo AI's primary interface for exploring, analyzing, and monitoring news articles. Designed with a what-to-read-first-inspired layout, it combines AI-augmented insights with intuitive navigation to help you stay informed on topics that matter.

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### Page Layout

#### Settings Bar

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The settings bar provides quick access to essential controls:

| Element               | Description                                            |
| --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Topic Selector**    | Switch between configured topics                       |
| **Date Range**        | Filter articles by time period (24h, 3d, 7d, 30d, All) |
| **Refresh Button**    | Manually refresh article data                          |
| **Schedule Button**   | Configure automated dashboard generation               |
| **Notification Bell** | View alerts from Observer Agents                       |
| **Settings Gear**     | Access section visibility controls                     |

#### Navigation Tabs

Four main tabs organize the interface:

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### Feed Tab

The main news browsing experience, divided into four configurable sections.

#### Section 1: Your Briefing

An AI-generated executive summary of the most important stories.

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**Features:**

* **Top Stories** - 4-10 curated articles with AI-generated summaries
* **Persona Selection** - Customize the briefing perspective:
  * Executive Overview
  * Technical Deep Dive
  * Risk & Compliance Focus
  * Market Intelligence
* **Quick Actions** - Star articles, click for details, ask Auspex

**Configuration:** Click the gear icon to customize:

* Number of articles (3-10)
* Summary style and length
* Focus areas and priorities

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#### Section 2: Highlights (Incident Tracking)

AI-detected significant events and developments across your articles.

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**Features:**

* **Incident Cards** - Each highlight shows:
  * Incident name and severity
  * Related article count
  * Key entities involved
  * Sentiment indicator
* **Save/Track** - Bookmark incidents for ongoing monitoring
* **Expand** - View all related articles

**What Qualifies as an Incident:**

* Breaking news with significant impact
* Major announcements or policy changes
* Security events or breaches
* Market-moving developments

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#### Section 3: Narratives

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Thematic analysis showing how stories connect and evolve.

**Features:**

* **Theme Cards** - Display:
  * Theme name and summary
  * Sentiment analysis (positive/negative/neutral)
  * Confidence score
  * Article and source count
  * Key entities
* **Save Narrative** - Track themes over time
* **Ask Auspex** - Deep dive into any narrative

**Narrative vs Incident:**

* **Incidents** = Discrete events (what happened)
* **Narratives** = Ongoing themes (what's the story)

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#### Section 4: Latest News (Topic Clusters)

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Google News-style grid of articles organized by category.

**Layout:**

* Multi-column grid (3 columns on desktop)
* Top 9 categories displayed with articles
* Remaining categories shown as clickable chips
* Each cluster shows:
  * Category name with icon
  * Article count
  * Related articles (semantically clustered)

**Interactions:**

* Click article to open detail panel
* Click "See more" to view full category
* Star articles for later reference

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### Saved Tab

Consolidated view of all bookmarked content.

#### Saved Incidents

Incidents you've marked for tracking:

* Full incident details
* Related articles
* Option to unsave

#### Saved Narratives

Tracked narrative themes:

* Theme name and summary
* Sentiment and confidence
* Key entities
* Article count

#### Tracked Emerging Topics

Emerging themes you're monitoring:

* Topic name and velocity
* Quick navigation to full details

#### Saved Podcasts

Audio summaries generated by Observer Agents:

* Podcast title and date
* Play/download options
* Source agent information

#### Saved Reports

Intelligence reports from Observer Agents:

* Report title and date
* Full report content
* Source agent and run details

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### Configuration Options

#### Global Settings (Header Gear Icon)

**Section Visibility:** Toggle which sections appear on the Feed tab:

* [ ] Your Briefing
* [ ] Highlights (Incidents)
* [ ] Narratives
* [ ] Latest News

**Category Management:**

* Reorder categories via drag-and-drop
* Hide/show specific categories
* Reset to default order

#### Topic Configuration

Access via the topic selector:

* View topic description
* Edit categories and keywords
* Configure Future Signals
* Access topic-specific settings

#### Date Range Options

| Option  | Description            |
| ------- | ---------------------- |
| **24h** | Last 24 hours          |
| **3d**  | Last 3 days            |
| **7d**  | Last 7 days (default)  |
| **30d** | Last 30 days           |
| **All** | All available articles |

#### Scheduled Dashboard Generation

Configure automatic generation of dashboard content:

1. Click the **Schedule** button (calendar icon)
2. Enable scheduling
3. Set interval (daily, every 12h, etc.)
4. Choose generation options:
   * Briefing regeneration
   * Incident detection
   * Narrative analysis

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