Saving links
Drop any link in chat — X posts, YouTube videos, Reddit threads, articles — and browse them as a visual board.
Found something worth keeping — an X post, a YouTube video, a Reddit thread, an article? Paste the link into any AI chat and ask to save it. Kaizendex turns it into a normal Entry: titled, tagged, and with a preview image, ready to browse in a Mosaic view like a personal Pinterest board.
Save a link
- Copy the link and paste it into a chat.
- Say what you want — "save this", "add this to my Interesting posts", or just paste it on its own and confirm.
- The AI fetches the title and preview, files it into your links Collection, and picks a couple of Topics tags for you.
That's it — the Entry appears instantly. If you don't have a links Collection yet, the AI creates one for you with everything set up: a URL property, a Files & media property for the preview, and Source / Topics tags.
The AI reads the page before it files anything, so tags come from what the page is actually about, and it reuses tags you already have. A YouTube channel gets the channel's own name, description and profile picture.
The link is saved first, titled by its site, and the preview (title, thumbnail, post text) is filled in a moment later. If a site refuses to give a preview or takes too long, you still have the link — the AI tells you "Saved; preview enrichment failed" and you can rename or add a picture yourself.
Browse your saved links
Open your links Collection and switch to the Mosaic view (see Every view type) for the visual board: every saved link as a card with its preview image. Videos and posts carry a small play badge. Filter by Source (YouTube, X, Reddit, Article — plus the site's own name for links from TikTok, SoundCloud and the like) or by your Topics tags to find things again.
Watch and read without leaving
Click a card to open the Entry. Every URL property shows a preview right under it. Playable links — a YouTube or TikTok video, an X post — render their player: press play and watch there, or read the full X post, text and media. Anything else — a Reddit thread, a Medium article, any web page — shows a bookmark card with the page's title, description, and picture, just like bookmarks in your notes. A Reddit card names the post and the subreddit it came from, and carries the post's text. The original is always one click away via the property itself.
Don't want the preview? Turn it off per property: open the Collection's Properties settings, click the URL property, and switch off Show preview.
What gets saved
You can also ask the agent to read a public JSON data feed, CSV, plain-text file, or RSS/Atom feed. It reads the response as text and reports when a size limit cuts it short. Reading a feed does not automatically save or subscribe to it.
Kaizendex saves the link plus a lightweight preview — title, thumbnail, the post's text — not the media itself. Videos and images stay on YouTube/X/Reddit and stream from there, so saved links use essentially none of your storage (see Storage).
A few platforms guard their previews: Instagram and Facebook links usually save with just a title and site icon. The link, your tags, and your notes still work — there's just no pretty picture.