Inbox

Inbox is the operator follow-up queue. It is where attention becomes explicit instead of ambient.

Use Inbox when you need a compact list of things that still need a human look, acknowledgement, or follow-up, even if the broader system is already healthy enough to keep running.

What belongs in Inbox

• unread or unresolved attention items
• issues that should be triaged by a human before the queue keeps moving
• follow-up items that do not justify staying pinned in Command Center forever
• things you want to process as a queue instead of as raw receipt history

Inbox vs Command Center

• Command Center is the live attention board.
• Inbox is the operator follow-up queue.

Command Center answers "what is urgent right now?" Inbox answers "what still needs a human touch?"

Inbox vs Activity

• Inbox is about read-state and follow-up posture.
• Activity is about evidence.

If you want to clear a queue of attention items, use Inbox. If you want to understand exactly why one item exists, open Activity and inspect the receipts behind it.

Typical uses

• clear unread attention items at the start of the day
• keep important exceptions from getting buried in a fast-moving activity stream
• separate "I should look at this" from "the system logged this"