Agent Feed is where Pod collects the results from your automated agent triggers. Instead of checking agents one by one, you can use the feed to see what ran, why it ran, and which deals need attention next. The same feed is available in the web app and the Chrome Extension.
How to access
In the web app
Open Pod.
In the left navigation, click Agent Feed.
If Pod shows a homepage banner for new results, you can also click Agent feed there.
In the Chrome Extension
Open the Pod Chrome Extension while you work in your CRM.
Open the menu from the top-left corner of the extension panel.
Select Agent Feed.
What you'll find
The feed is designed to help you scan results quickly.
Active shows current results you still want to review or manage.
Archived keeps older results you have already filed away.
Results are grouped by date so you can scan recent activity first.
Each result shows the agent, the related deal, and a short summary of what the agent found.
Results are labeled as Personal or Org so you can tell whether the result came from your own trigger or a shared trigger.
If you manage more than one workspace user, you may also see a user selector in the web app so you can switch whose feed you are reviewing.
How Agent Feed works in the Chrome Extension
The Chrome Extension gives you access to the same Agent Feed without leaving your CRM workflow.
Open Agent Feed from the extension menu while you are in Salesforce or HubSpot.
Switch between Active and Archived the same way you would in the web app.
Click any result to open the related deal and jump into the AI agent context for that run.
Use Manage triggers to open the Agents page in the Pod web app if you need to change what is running.
How to manage results
Agent Feed is not just a list. It is the place where you triage automated agent output.
Click a result card to open the related deal and review the run in more detail.
Use the actions on an active result to mark it as read or unread.
Archive a result when you no longer need it in your active queue.
Open Archived any time you want to revisit an older result.
On active results, you can also check the trigger reason directly from the result actions.
When to use Agent Feed
Agent Feed is most useful when you want one place to review what your automated agents have found across your deals.
Common moments to check it:
at the start of the day to review new automated findings
after a trigger runs and you want to prioritize which deals to inspect next
while working in your CRM, when you want to jump from a result straight into the related agent context in the Chrome Extension
when you want to clear out reviewed items and keep only the most relevant results in Active
When to go back to Agents
Go back to Agents in Account Settings when you need to change how your automations behave.
Create a new trigger
Change the schedule for an existing trigger
Update the trigger condition or run mode
Pause, duplicate, or remove a trigger
If you still need to build the underlying agent, start with Build a new agent. For help shaping better agent instructions before you automate them, see the AI Agent Best Practices Guide.
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