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Library, sharing, and folders

The mobile library connects field material to team work. Add content directly or import through another app’s share menu, then verify its location and processing state.

1. Choose the source and destination​

Open Add in the library. Check the destination before selecting files, photos, Google Drive, or another source. Processing varies by file type; review usage estimates when shown.

Add content: check the destination above the available source methods.
Add content: check the destination above the available source methods.

2. Import from another app’s share menu​

Select text, a URL, or supported files, open the system share menu, choose GuppyCubed, and confirm an authorized workspace. System menus differ between iOS and Android and depend on the source app’s supported formats.

If GuppyCubed does not appear in the share menu, check the installed version, sign-in state, and system share-menu configuration. A missing entry in one source app does not mean all sharing is unsupported.

3. Review the suggested filing location​

Share inbox example: analysis is complete, but filing still awaits confirmation. Accept the suggestion or choose another location.
Share inbox example: analysis is complete, but filing still awaits confirmation. Accept the suggestion or choose another location.

Check names, item counts, analysis status, and the suggestion’s reason. Accept only an appropriate destination. Otherwise choose another accessible location. A suggestion is not completed filing or permission to publish.

4. Verify the result in the library​

Knowledge list: use folders, types, and recent items to check material and processing status.
Knowledge list: use folders, types, and recent items to check material and processing status.

Open a preview and verify contents and location. Wait for transcription or analysis when it is still running. If material is missing, check workspace, filters, folders, and filing status before importing again.

Preserve context for handoffs​

Include dates, topics, and intended use. Review sharing scope for internal-only material. Check original context before citing it in reports. Continue with the assistant or task submissions.

Different apps share different content​

A browser may share a URL, a file app a document, and another app only text. Inspect what actually arrived. Sharing a page does not establish that every attachment or dynamic element was preserved.

Handle multiple items in order​

Check names and count, inspect processing, then confirm destinations. Similar names require date and origin checks. A common AI suggestion does not make unrelated projects the same scope.

Visible informationMeaningAction
Name and sourceReceived materialCheck completeness and selection
Processing stateReadiness for further workWait or handle explicit failure
Suggested destinationProposed classificationAccept or choose another location
Save actionFiling in the selected placeVerify in the library afterwards

Make filed material useful​

Use recognizable dates and purpose, preserving source context and uncertainty. Explicitly select the intended material for later requests rather than treating a folder as one version.

If sharing fails​

Check the source payload, sign-in, connectivity, and processing. If material arrived but is unfiled, handle it in the inbox instead of sharing again. Retain originals until successful receipt is confirmed.