> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.fashionupdater.app/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.fashionupdater.app/en/workspace-management/model-operations/favorite-items.md).

# Favorite Items

## Add or Remove an Item from Favorites

1. Select the item from the list.
2. Click the **star** icon button to the left of the item name.
3. The icon will become filled in color to confirm the addition operation. Conversely, it will return outlined in case of removal.

You can see the list of your **Favorite Items** by clicking on **Favorites** in the main menu in the left column.

## Follow a Model

To always stay updated regarding a model, for example in case of addition of new messages or content by other users, you can follow it using the *Follow model* action.

1. Select the model from the list.
2. In the right details column, activate the **Follow this model** switch.

From this moment forward, every time the model appears in a list, you will see a gray badge on the right of the name that shows the number of contents added (and therefore not yet viewed) since the last time you opened it.

Furthermore, you will be able to view the **list of models you follow** by clicking on the dedicated switch at the top of the central column.


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