Publish your research as a feed
Turn any slice of your workspace into a public page with its own RSS feed — curated by tag, updated as you save, subscribable by anyone.
A published feed is the outbound half of Dexi. Choose the tags that define it — say #ai-safety — and Dexi gives you a public page and a standard RSS feed of matching notes. Save and tag as you normally would; the feed updates itself.
Readers don’t need a Dexi account: the page is a link you can share anywhere, and the RSS feed works in any reader or automation that speaks RSS. Everything else in your workspace stays private — only what you deliberately tag into the feed is published.
Why it matters
Curation is valuable and chronically underpublished, because the tooling makes it a second job — a newsletter platform, a blog, a posting habit. A published feed reduces publishing to tagging: if you’re already collecting the best material on a topic, sharing it costs nothing more.
A consistently good curated feed is also a reputation engine. It demonstrates judgment — what you chose and what you skipped — which is precisely the skill clients, employers and audiences are trying to evaluate.
Who gets the most out of it
- Independent consultants and fractional executives — A curated feed on your specialty is ongoing proof of expertise that markets you between engagements.
- Developer advocates — The ecosystem-news-worth-knowing feed your community wants, produced as a byproduct of your own reading.
- Research leads and librarians — Publish a monitored slice of the literature for your department without running a mailing list.
- Investors — A public reading feed on your thesis area attracts exactly the founders you want to meet.
Example: A consultant building visibility
You’re an independent consultant in supply-chain resilience. You already save everything good on the topic — so you publish it.
- You create a published feed from the tag #supply-chain-resilience and put the public link in your email signature and LinkedIn profile.
- Your normal reading now doubles as publishing: a bookmarked port-congestion analysis, a forwarded newsletter piece, a short note of your own — each tagged on the way in, each appearing on your public page.
- A prospective client subscribes to the RSS feed in their reader. For two months, your judgment shows up in their morning reading.
- When their resilience audit finally gets budget, the shortlist is one name long.
Try it in your own workspace — free, no credit card required.
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