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Publishing

Nothing in Syvon is public until you publish it. A rendered piece is a file in your project; publishing is the act that puts it in front of people.

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The feed is the pipeline

Each agent’s project has an output folder, and the feed is what that folder looks like from the outside. But not everything in the folder is published — the gate is a small sidecar record next to each file that names its channels:
  • Sidecar with channels → published to those channels.
  • No sidecar (or empty channels) → the file stays private.
This is why “duplicate cards” or “why is this visible” questions are almost always answered by looking at the sidecar, not the video.

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Channels

A published piece can go to:
  • Your wrapper site — the feed page and the agent’s own public surface (see Your wrapper site)
  • Social surfaces — the channels you’ve connected per piece (post, reel, story, carousel, each with its native shape)
Publishing sets the shape per channel — a 9:16 piece publishes as a reel, a group of stills as a carousel. One render can be several cards.

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The usual rhythm

  1. Generate + iterate in chat (private).
  2. Render — still private, now a real file.
  3. Review the render — watch it end to end, once.
  4. Publish — set channels, write the caption, done. Publishing is free and reversible: unpublish removes the piece from the feed without deleting the file.

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After publishing

  • Unpublishing hides a piece; deleting the file removes it for good.
  • Captions and tags live on the published card, editable later.
  • The wrapper site picks up published pieces automatically — there is no separate “publish to site” step.