Cross-device push mirroring

Pushbullet mirrors notifications and small payloads between your phones, tablets, and computers, and a Beam agent can act on that shared stream. When a push arrives on a linked account, the agent reads its title and body, classifies it against your rules, and forwards or files the ones that matter to the right place. Ordinary mirrored alerts pass through untouched. A push that contains a code, a payment prompt, or content your rules flag as private is set aside for a person, so nothing sensitive is auto-forwarded without a human deciding.

Link and file relay

Pushbullet moves links and files from one device to another, and a Beam agent can route those items by rule. On a new shared link or file, the agent reads the type and source, saves it to the folder or tool your mapping names, and records where it went. A recognized document might land in storage while a link goes to a reading queue. Items of an unknown type, or ones over the size your rule allows, are left in place and flagged for a person to sort rather than misfiled automatically.

Channel subscription updates

Pushbullet lets you follow channels that push out updates, and a Beam agent can watch those feeds for you. As a subscribed channel posts, the agent reads the new item, checks it against your keywords or thresholds, and opens a task or alert only when the content clears the bar you set. Low-value updates are noted but not escalated. An item that matches a high-priority keyword, or that looks like an urgent notice, is surfaced to the right person immediately with a link back to the original post for context.