Content Table & Bulk Operations

A single place to view, filter, edit, and organize everything you’ve uploaded.

What it is

The Content Table is your master list of documents and media.

Key features

  • Track status with the yellow pill: Queued, Training, Needs attention.

  • Switch views between List and Gallery layouts.

  • Filter fast by Status, Type, and Access group.

  • Search by keyword with the magnifying glass.

  • Sort by Name, Type, or Updated.

  • Organize with folders you create from + Folder.

  • Select in bulk to update many items at once.

Best practice: Filter by Needs attention first, fix issues, then organize into folders.

Go to the content table if you're wondering...

  • Where did my upload go and what's its status?

  • How do I hide citations on a few docs?

  • How do I find only Websites or only Snippets?

  • How do I sort by newest uploads?


✏️ How to use the content table

1

Open the table

  • Go to the Mind tab.

  • Next to Add Content, you’ll either see the total words your mind is trained on or a yellow Training pill. Click the pill to view documents by status: Queued, Training, or Needs attention.

2

Choose your view

  • Toggle List () for dense review.

  • Toggle Gallery () for visual scanning.

3

Filter to a working set

  • Click Filter.

  • Filter by Status

    • Queued — Uploaded, waiting to start training.

    • Training — Currently processing.

    • Needs attention — Failed or missing info; open to fix.

  • Filter by Type

    • File, Snippet (Q&A or Text Note), Website, YouTube, Podcast, Notion, Evernote, Slack, X (Twitter), TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn

  • Filter by Access group.

    • Just me — Only you can see it.

    • Insiders — Visible to your Insider tier.

    • Premium — Visible to paid members.

    • Public — Visible to anyone who can view your Delphi.

  • Apply filters to narrow results.

4

Search by keyword

  • Click the magnifying glass.

  • Type a title or phrase to find items fast.

5

Sort for review

  • Click Name for A→Z or Z→A.

  • Click Type for internal type order.

  • Click Updated for newest first.

6

Create folders

  • Click plus (+) next to search → Folder.

  • Name the folder and Create.

  • Move items later as part of your organization flow.

7

Manage rows at a glance

  • Use checkboxes to select items.

  • Open the three dots for quick actions like Delete.

  • Save single-item editing for the separate guide.

✏️ How to take bulk actions

1

Target the right items

  • Filter by Type and Access group.

  • Add Status if you’re triaging uploads.

2

Select rows

  • Check individual boxes.

  • Or use the header checkbox to select all visible.

3

Open the bulk editor

  • Look for the pop-up in the bottom-right.

  • Confirm the count of selected items.

4

Edit shared fields

  • Access group: Set Just me, Insiders, Premium, or Public.

  • Context: Explain why and when to use these items.

  • Citation URL: Override the link shown in citations.

  • Hide citations: Keep sources private but usable as training data.

  • Attribution: Toggle “written by or about me”; add an author if needed.

  • Publish date: Enter original dates to improve recency.

For more details about what each of these fields does, see our Content Settings guide.

5

Apply changes

  • Click Update content.

  • Wait for the success confirmation.

6

Verify results

  • Re-filter by Access or Updated to spot-check.

  • Sort by Updated to confirm changes landed.


FAQs / Troubleshooting

Can I undo a bulk edit?

There’s no undo for a bulk edit. Run another bulk edit to reverse changes - use small batches for safety!

Can I bulk edit content that lives in folders?

Yes, you can bulk edit content that lives in folders, but you can only bulk edit items from one view at a time. This means that you can't select items inside a folder and items outside it at once. To edit across folders, do one folder at a time (i.e., open the folder first, then select items and use the bulk editor). Alternatively, move items into one folder, edit, then move them back.

Do bulk edits affect future synced items?

No, bulk edits do not affect future syneced items. Edits apply to selected items only. Instead, adjust newly synced items when they appear.

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