Everything that needs a human lands in the Inbox — one queue across every project. Items are questions, approvals, alerts or FYIs, and only the ones that genuinely need you badge the navigation. Nothing pings you at 3am; it is still there at nine, and each item deep-links to the exact place the decision is answerable.
The report
The agent reports like a colleague, not a log file:
- a short summary of what it did and why,
- the real diff — files changed with additions and deletions, commit by commit,
- and, when it hit a decision it should not make alone, a question with concrete options as buttons, not an essay.
Answering the question resumes the run; there is nothing to re-prompt.
Look at it running before you approve
Every ticket’s work-in-progress runs on its own dev URL, so you can open the change in a browser — from your phone, on the sofa — instead of approving a patch you have only read. See Use the live preview.
Approve
Approval publishes the work as a branch and a pull request in your GitHub repository. Merging deploys to your server, with rollback one click away. Request changes instead and the agent picks the thread back up.