> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.entire.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Dispatches in Entire.io
> Generate and preview Dispatches from the Entire web app.
Use Entire.io when you want a visual flow for choosing repositories, setting a time window, shaping the voice, and copying a rendered markdown summary.
The recording above comes from [Entire Dispatch 0x000C](https://entire.io/blog/entire-dispatch-0x000c), which introduced Dispatches in Entire.io.
## Open Dispatches
Open Dispatches from the Entire.io sidebar, command palette, or `g d` shortcut.
## Choose the scope
Choose the repositories and time window you want summarized.
* Select up to 5 repositories per dispatch
* If you select one repository, choose up to 5 branches
* If you select multiple repositories, Dispatches use each repository's default branch
* Choose a time window such as 1 day, 7 days, 14 days, or 30 days
Use one repository and specific branches for a focused project update. Use multiple repositories for a broader team update.
## Choose the voice
Choose a voice preset or provide custom guidance.
| Voice | Use it when |
| --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `neutral` | You want straightforward product or engineering update prose. |
| `marvin` | You want a drier, more opinionated tone. |
| `custom` | You want to name the audience, purpose, or framing yourself. |
Custom guidance is useful for instructions like `Audience: product team. Focus on user-visible changes only.`
## Generate and copy
Click **Generate dispatch**. Entire returns markdown and renders the preview inline.
The preview includes the generated summary plus scope metadata, such as the repositories, branches, and date window covered. Copy the markdown when you are ready to share it.
## Continue with
Generate dispatches from the terminal.
Fix missing Dispatches, empty summaries, and scope issues.