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# Briefing new saves A period's saves are not a list to recite. The user already knows they saved things; what they don't know is what those saves add up to. Lead with the thread, not the inventory. ## Get the set Saves live in the **Bookmarks** table. Use `query_table` with a date filter on the `Saved` column — dates are ISO strings, so `gte` compares correctly: ``` query_table(table_name="Bookmarks", filters=[{"column_id": "<Saved>", "op": "gte", "value": "2026-07-20"}], limit=100) ``` `query_table` returns the column list, so read the ids off that rather than guessing. It also returns `total` — if it exceeds your limit, page with `offset` before writing anything. Never brief on a partial set without saying so. Each row carries a `Summary` and `Topics` already, written when the item was saved. Use them. Only open the full saved copy (the `Clip` link) when the summary is too thin to place the item. ## Write it 1. **The thread** — two or three sentences on what connects this period's saves. If nothing connects them, say that; a week of scattered saves is a real finding, not a failure to look hard enough. 2. **What's worth your time** — at most three items, each with why *this* one and a link. Rank by what the user seems to be working on, not by what's most impressive. 3. **The rest** — one line each, grouped by topic, linked. 4. **Untouched** — anything saved in the period they haven't opened since. Say it plainly; don't nag. ##...