> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.goosybear.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Knowledge sources

> The source list behind Knowledge: the five kinds you can add, what each status means, and how pausing works.

**Knowledge** is the list of sources Goosy reads to understand your brand and
market. Open it from **Knowledge** in the sidebar; the **Knowledge** card in
Settings goes to the same place.

For what belongs on the list and how it reaches what gets made, read
**[Knowledge](/work/knowledge)**. This page is the reference for the list
itself.

## The five kinds

**Add source** sits in the page header, and again on an empty list. Pick the
kind first — the form changes to match.

| Kind                    | What it takes                | What happens                                                                     |
| ----------------------- | ---------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **YouTube video**       | A link to a specific video   | Its transcript is pulled in, so the words spoken in it become readable material. |
| **Web page or article** | Any public page              | The page is read and added.                                                      |
| **RSS feed**            | A feed URL                   | A source that keeps producing, rather than one page.                             |
| **Competitor handle**   | A handle, like `@competitor` | Catalogued as an account to track.                                               |
| **Subreddit**           | A subreddit name             | Catalogued as a community your market talks in.                                  |

Every kind also takes a **Name** — a short label you will recognise later,
at least two characters. "Competitor channel — Acme" beats the raw title.

<Note>
  The first three are read as you add them. **Competitor handle** and
  **Subreddit** are catalogued only — they go on the list and nothing reads them
  yet, so for now they add nothing to what Goosy knows.
</Note>

## What each status means

Every row carries its kind, the link or reference behind it, and a status:

| Status         | What it means                                                                                                                                                                                                       |
| -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Ready**      | It has been read, and Goosy can draw on it.                                                                                                                                                                         |
| **Processing** | It is catalogued and has not been read yet. Links, feeds and YouTube videos are read as they are added, so they rarely sit here. A competitor handle or a subreddit stays catalogued — nothing reads those two yet. |
| **Paused**     | It stays in your list and is no longer read from.                                                                                                                                                                   |

## Pausing a source

**Pause** sits on the row of anything that is live. Pause a source when it stops
representing you — an old positioning page, a competitor you no longer track, a
video that is out of date.

A paused source **stays in your list, marked Paused**, and stops being read from
that point on. It changes nothing that was already made from it.

<Note>
  Adding the same source again turns it back on. There is no separate resume
  control, and nothing here removes a source from the list.
</Note>

## Scope and permissions

Sources belong to the workspace you are in. Add a competitor to one brand's
workspace and it stays there — switching workspace switches the whole list.

Adding and pausing sources takes an owner or admin. Everyone on the workspace
can read the list.