Article and newsletter saving

Omnivore saves web articles and newsletter emails into one distraction-free library. A Beam agent watches connected sources and saves qualifying links or messages according to your rules, such as topics or senders you follow. It writes each saved item with source and date so the library stays orderly. Links that fail to load, duplicate an existing save, or come from an unrecognized sender route to a person who decides whether to keep them. The agent saves the routine reading you asked for and leaves borderline sources for you rather than filling the list with noise.

Automatic labeling and organization

Omnivore lets you tag saved items with labels. A Beam agent reads each new article's title, source, and content, then applies your rules to attach labels like topic, priority, or project. It writes the labels so items are findable later. Articles that fit several labels ambiguously, or whose topic is unclear, route to you for a quick decision rather than a wrong tag. The agent labels the clear items automatically and keeps your library consistent, so you can find everything on a subject without hunting through an untagged pile.

Highlight and note handling

Omnivore stores highlights and notes you add while reading. A Beam agent reads these highlights and applies your rules to send them onward, such as saving key passages to a notes app or a research doc. It writes a record of what was exported so nothing is lost. Highlights from sensitive material, or ones tagged for personal use, are held rather than shared, and anything unclear routes to you. The agent moves the routine highlights you approved into your other tools and leaves private or ambiguous notes under your control.