What the feed means here In this material, feed names the queue of review cards the inbox-sweep app turns a pile of email into — the stream you move through and approve in seconds. The summary also refers to the feed architecture behind it: the design that converts raw email into reviewable cards before you ever see them. How the feed fits the workflow - The app is described as a Codex-native inbox sweep that processes a pile of email. - Its output is the feed: a queue of review cards. - You approve items in the feed quickly, in seconds. - The material invites you to build a version of this yourself with a single prompt, using the feed as the surface where an agent sits inside everyday work. Things worth noting before going further - The handout frames the page as a way to explore how agents can sit inside your everyday work. - It also flags open risks to think through before connecting a live inbox. - A feed here is not a social feed; it is the review-card queue produced from your inbox. - The feed is the surface where you approve agent work in seconds. - The feed architecture is what turns a pile of email into that queue.