Feed
Review, filter and act on every post your rules matched.
The Feed lists every post your alert rules flagged as relevant, newest first. It's the place to triage matches, open the original thread and give feedback. Everything sent to your alert channels is also saved here, so the feed works even without any channel.
Reading a match
Each card shows:
- the source (a Facebook group, subreddit, review site, app store or web page), the author and when it was posted
- the post text, with Show more for long posts; reviews also show their title and star rating
- the relevance score: a strong (80% and up), partial (50-79%) or weak match
- Why it matched: AI's one-line reason
- the matched rule
- tags and sentiment, when the rule has them turned on
- Open post to go to the original thread
New matches are marked New. The sidebar shows how many new posts are waiting; use Mark all as seen to clear them.
Filter the feed
| Filter | Options |
|---|---|
| Search | Free text in the post |
| Relevance | All posts, or high relevance (70% and up) only |
| Source | All sources, or one platform or page (sites are grouped into review sites, app stores and web) |
| Alert rule | All rules, or one rule |
| Tags | One or more tags, such as Buy intent or Complaint |
| Sentiment | Positive, neutral, negative |
Active filters appear as chips under the filter bar; remove one by clicking it. Clicking a bar in the dashboard's Matches over time chart opens the feed filtered to those posts.
Post detail
Click a match to open its detail page. You'll find:
- the full post text, with a button to copy it
- the AI analysis: relevance, why it matched, tags, sentiment and confidence
- the matched rule with its prompt, keywords and monitored sources, and a link to edit the rule
- post metadata: post id, source (the page name, with a link), rating for reviews, and when it was created and collected
Give feedback on matches
Under each match, answer Was this a good match?
- Good match confirms the rule is on track.
- Not a good match asks why: Not what I'm looking for, Spam or self-promotion, Duplicate, Wrong language, Too old or Other.
BuzzGlean uses your feedback to learn what each rule should and shouldn't match. A few minutes of feedback in the first week makes a noticeable difference.
Reply to a post
Click Suggest comment on a match to draft a reply with AI. See Comment assistant.
Empty feed?
When you've just created a rule, BuzzGlean needs a few minutes to collect and check posts. If the feed stays empty:
- Check that the rule is active and has at least one source.
- Widen your keywords, or loosen a very narrow prompt. See Writing good prompts.
- If you're filtering, switch relevance to All posts or remove some tags.