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Read your briefing

Catch up with a configured briefing, then explore the captured stories behind it.

Before you start

Sign in to Fruitful Desktop and open a workspace with a briefing already configured and generated. This guide teaches reading a briefing—not creating one or configuring its schedule.

About the sample

James Daily Briefing is prepared before this walkthrough starts. It uses captured Hacker News sample stories and deterministic AI responses. Linked Reader text and site icons are prepared examples, not the original articles. The app generates, saves and opens the briefing through its real pipeline, but this is not a live daily news report. Setup and restart checks are outside the video.

Watch the walkthrough

16-second walkthrough. Download captions. English captions are on by default. Use the player’s captions menu to turn them off or on. The same task is explained below without audio.

1. Open Bundles and read your briefing

Choose Bundles in the workspace navigation. In this sample workspace, Fruitful opens James Daily Briefing automatically. Read its summary to catch up on the stories it brings together.

James Daily Briefing open in Bundles, summarising captured Hacker News stories.
Read the briefing · sample workspace. Select the image to enlarge it.

2. Explore a cited story

Choose a citation in the summary to open the captured story behind it inside Fruitful.

The captured story behind a briefing citation open for reading.
Explore a cited story · sample workspace. Select the image to enlarge it.

Keep reading

The saved briefing remains available when you reopen Fruitful. To add another source to your workspace, follow a source and read its updates. Following a source does not, by itself, configure a new briefing.

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