Domain Router

Domain Router sends a saved web page to the right Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) notebook, based on its address. It acts only when no notebook was chosen, such as with the side panel's Domain Router button or a Bulk Import CSV.

This needs Kortex Pro. See pricing.

Why use Domain Router?

It is like a post office clerk. Mail for one town goes in one bag, and mail for another town goes in another bag.

• You never have to ask "which notebook was this for?"
• Work, school and home stay apart.
• It helps most when you save a lot of pages from the web.

How do I set it up?

1. Open Automation and click Create Pipeline.
2. Name it, for example "Papers to Papers notebook". Press Next.
3. For the trigger, click Domain Router.
4. In the URL Contains box, type the text to look for, such as arxiv.org.
5. For the action, choose Target Notebook and pick the notebook.
6. Press Next and save.

Examples

• youtube.com goes to Watch Later.
• arxiv.org goes to Papers.
• /cs224n/ goes to NLP Class.
• topic=machine-learning goes to ML Research.

Good to know

• Domain Router only acts when you have not picked a notebook yourself. That happens with the side panel's Domain Router button, with the Bulk Import CSV option, and with Create New Notebook from the NotebookLM button on an AI site.
• Older versions of Kortex had a separate Domain Router screen. Today it is simply a pipeline built in the same wizard as every other rule. If you had a Domain Router rule before, Kortex moved it into a pipeline once, named after the old type.

Related: Automation Rules, Bulk Import, This tab.