Help center › Briefings

Follow your sources. Keldura Daily is a free public edition.

Briefings are private updates from sources you choose — whole playlists, sites, and other monitored sources when available. Skim cheatsheets, save eligible items to your Library, and chat with what you keep. Keldura Daily is a free public edition of editorial cheatsheets you can read without an account, not a news feed you have to start with.

Build your Library

Choose what to read

For you

Personal updates and a selection from the Daily topics you follow, in clearly labelled groups.

Your sources

Your private monitored-source updates, with their existing folder, tag and read controls. Deck, Grid and List are separate presentation choices.

Keldura Daily

A free public edition of editorial cheatsheets by section, with dates, text equivalents and original sources. Daily is in English. Sharing uses the existing public story URL. It does not replace your personal Library. In signed-in Briefings, followed topics hide unchecked sections from that Daily feed and the section list.

Personalize without a setup wizard

When Daily is included for an account, open Personalize in Home, Briefings or Account settings. Follow Daily topics, or turn Daily off in For you and Home. Turning it off keeps your topic choices. Keldura Daily still shows only the topics you follow. Unfollowed topics stay out of For you, Home, and Keldura Daily, including the section list. Home shows the newest followed Daily cards using the UTC desk calendar and says when those topics have not published today.

Daily reading does not add personal sources, generate artifacts or spend processing credits. Your personal Briefings language, generation and spending settings stay separate. Older Daily stories remain browsable without making the whole archive appear newly unread.

Add your own topic or sources

Personal monitors follow sources you choose. When available, Monitor my own topic opens directly from Personalize; no prior import or chat is required. Check the live supported sources directory and your account for current availability and limits.

Personal updates can offer eligible follow-up and save actions. Daily editorial stories offer reading, citations and public sharing; they do not act as private Library documents.

Synced items and waiting briefings

The banner on Briefings and Sources shows discoveries and completed summaries in the last 24 hours, plus items waiting now. Older discoveries can finish today, so these numbers do not have to add up. Work already being prepared is shown separately, and each source has its own counts.

When paid preparation is available, review and confirm a one-time batch of up to 25 eligible waiting summaries at the displayed credit price. This does not create a standing rule. Items still fetching content or already accepted are not offered again. Failed generations release their credit holds.

You can also change separate daily limits for paid summaries and paid cheatsheets in the banner. Paid summaries start at zero; existing cheatsheet settings do not enable summary charges. The banner shows the included allowance and a current-price estimate. You can manage the cheatsheet limit without enabling automatic cheatsheets. Increases require current prices; reductions remain available during a pricing outage. Changes apply on the next processing tick; automatic work is spread through the day and depends on available credits. Automatic cheatsheets have separate charges, included in the estimated upper bound when enabled.

Briefings and your Library

Both are grounded in sources, but they are different destinations. Briefings are push: Keldura tells you what's new on a schedule. Library chat is pull: you ask questions over material saved in Library folders. A Briefings-only monitor does not automatically add every discovered item to the Library. Save eligible personal items when you want to use them there. Library + Briefings combines import materialization and monitoring. Library chat answers questions over saved material with citations.

Reading existing content is separate from paid processing. Use the live credit price list for current action costs.