Inbox

How it works

Each card names one thing that changed and what to do about it. The type says why it's there: a fix_contradicted alarm when interviews keep corroborating a signal you already shipped a fix for, a new_recommendation to decide, a live_call when a specific participant is worth hearing live — with the verbatim quote and whatever contact info you already had, a cross_study_signal worth reading, a research_gap to act on, a follow_up_suggestion when a shipped fix's evidence went quiet and a deliberate follow-up study is worth considering, a theme_contradiction where the evidence disagrees with itself, study_saturation when a study stops learning, an interview_failure to investigate, or a low_balance warning. Priority is a tier from 1 to 10 — lower is more urgent; contradicted fixes and recommendations rank first.

A card is a pointer, not the object itself: it targets the signal, recommendation, gap, or study it's about.

What you can do

Resolve a card as followed (you handled it) or dismissed (not worth acting on). Or snooze it for up to 90 days — it returns to the inbox when the time elapses. Resolving a card never changes the object it points at; deciding a recommendation is its own action.

When it's quiet

An empty inbox means nothing needs you — not that nothing is happening. Studies keep collecting and analysis keeps evaluating; the inbox only speaks when a decision is worth your time.

From your agent

• list_action_cards — the pending inbox, ranked.
• resolve_action_card — mark a card followed or dismissed.
• snooze_action_card — defer a card for a duration.