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Managing History ​

The History page lets you review past scans and posts you have already actioned. Access it via the History tab in the header.

Tabs ​

Actions Tab ​

Shows all posts you have bookmarked, resolved, or dismissed. This is useful for:

  • Revisiting posts you bookmarked earlier
  • Reviewing resolved items
  • Restoring accidentally dismissed posts

Exporting from the Actions Tab ​

Use the burger menu to export all posts shown under the currently selected action tab:

OptionFormat
Export as JSONRaw structured data of all matching posts
Export as CSVSpreadsheet-friendly, one row per post

A save dialog opens with a date-based default filename (e.g., history-2026-09-15.json). The export contains the same post and top interest details as the feed export — including the comment thread for any post you've opened or preloaded (see Feed → Comments).

Scans Tab ​

Shows a log of all past scans with details:

  • Scan timestamp — when the scan ran
  • Status — completed, failed, or partial
  • Post count — how many new matches were found
  • Errors — any issues encountered during the scan

Click on a scan to view the specific posts it found.

Actions in Detail ​

Bookmarking ​

Bookmarked posts are saved for later reference. Use this for posts where you want to:

  • Draft a response later
  • Share with a team member
  • Track for follow-up

Resolving ​

Resolving a post marks it as "done" — you have already engaged with it on Reddit, or it no longer needs attention.

Dismissing ​

Dismissing a post removes it from your active feed. Use this for false positives — posts the AI matched but that are not actually relevant.

Restoring Posts ​

From the Actions tab, you can undo any action:

  • Click the restore icon on a bookmarked, resolved, or dismissed post
  • The post returns to the active feed with its original match data intact

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Past scan data is preserved in the database, so you can always go back and review what Engaggit found, even from scans that happened weeks ago.

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