FoxCueSource Library: Edit Sources and Revisions
Browse every FoxCue source in one library: search and filter, edit text as a new revision, view immutable history, cited passages and Search Console data.
The source library under Knowledge → Sources → Library lists every page, document and note your brands use as evidence. Each source keeps immutable revisions, so you can always see the exact text a script cited.
Find sources
- Search sources… for text search.
- Filter by collection (All Collections) and type (All Source Types).
- Sort by last edited, created date, title, type, visibility or revision.
- Columns: Title, Brand, Type, Visibility, Availability, Last Fetched, Revision, Last Edited, Created.
- Organize sources into folders with New Folder and Manage Folder.
Open a source
Click a source to open it. The source view has these tabs:
| Tab | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Overview | The saved text, rendered |
| Edit | Edit the text. Saving creates a new revision. |
| History | Every saved revision. Click Download This Revision to save a copy. |
| Search Console | Queries, clicks, impressions, CTR and average position for this page, if Google Search Console is connected. See Search Console. |
| Video Ideas | Video ideas planned from this page. See Video ideas. |
Revisions
Saved revisions are immutable. Editing a source creates a new revision and marks any context built from it for review. If someone saves a newer revision while you're editing, FoxCue keeps your edits and asks you to reopen the source.
When a source is removed from the library, its saved revisions stay read-only and are excluded from new content.
Visibility
| Visibility | Use for | In scripts? |
|---|---|---|
| Public | Website pages, public docs, blog posts | Yes |
| Internal | Private notes, transcripts, customer material | No, business knowledge only |
Frequently asked questions
Why can't I change the brand of a source?
Brand ownership is fixed once a source is saved, so citations stay consistent. Create a new source under the other brand instead.
How do I see what a script cited?
Open the cited source's saved revision. Cited Passages highlights the exact text.