TinyFeed

TinyFeed turns the conversations you already have into a feed of content you actually own. Your meeting transcripts (from TinyCloud Listen) live in your own TinyCloud space — not a SaaS silo. You sign into the feed, delegate a narrow, revocable permission to an agent, and that agent reads your transcripts, distills them into publishable artifacts (a tweet, an article with a hero image, and more), and writes the results straight back into your space. A pure-client feed then renders those artifacts directly from your storage. Every step runs under a scoped UCAN delegation tied to your wallet identity, the agent can only touch what you granted, and you can revoke it at any time. The result is a personalize AI content pipeline tailored to the user where the user, rather than the platform, owns both the inputs and the outputs.

The project runs on user-owned data in TinyCloud — an encrypted personal datastore keyed to your did:pkh wallet identity. Transcripts are read from your TinyCloud space; artifacts are written back to an xyz.tinycloud.artifacts space (a SQL feed table + KV for media).

The agent never holds your keys. The feed (a pure-client React 19 + Vite SPA, OpenKey passkey sign-in) calls delegateTo(agentDid, scopes) to mint a scoped UCAN delegation and POSTs it to a Bun agent backend, which validates it (audience, chain, capability-subset) before activating — so the agent only ever touches what you granted. Generation is an ElizaOS agent that triggers a Smithers workflow running a set of composable artifact-building skills.

All TypeScript on Bun; the feed deploys static to Cloudflare Pages and talks to TinyCloud straight from the browser via the web-sdk. Proven this weekend: a real transcript → tweet + article published under delegation, with a byte-identical hero-image round-trip through KV, read back by the live feed.

Why it matters: most AI tools pull your data into their silo and keep the output — TinyFeed flips that, giving you scoped, revocable control over both the transcripts going in and the artifacts coming out, portable across any app built on TinyCloud.