> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://daily-paper.net/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Desks > Create beats, add sources, and control story budgets. A desk is a beat your paper covers. World, Tech, Science, local sports, AI policy, and Phoenix food can all be desks. The top desk leads the paper. Move desks up or down to change the order. Desks settings showing desk order, sources, story budget, and the enable switch Desks settings in dark mode showing desk order, sources, story budget, and the enable switch ## Desk names Use short names that would make sense as section labels. Desk names must be unique. Good examples: * World * Tech * Local * Science * Markets ## Turn desks on or off The switch on each desk lets you keep a desk in your settings without printing it. This is useful for seasonal topics or experiments. ## Sources Each desk can pull from three source types. ### Subreddits Enter subreddit names without worrying about the `r/` prefix. The app accepts both `worldnews` and `r/worldnews`. Limits: * up to 8 subreddits per desk * letters, numbers, and underscores ### RSS feeds Enter full feed URLs. They must start with `http://` or `https://`. Limits: * up to 12 feeds per desk * RSS or Atom URLs ### X searches X searches are search queries for the platform X integration. They are only honored when the deployment has X search keys configured. Limit: * up to 4 X searches per desk ## Story budget **Stories** controls how many stories the desk can print in one edition. **Long reads** controls how many stories can run at full length. Use fewer stories for tight beats. Use more for broad desks like World or Tech. ## Plan limits Newsstand includes up to 3 desks. Reader and Publisher include up to 12 desks.