Notifications

Native Intelligence has no separate notifications page. When something happens that you should know about, your agent hears about it and tells you in your chat.

What your agent tells you right away

Within a couple of minutes, your agent writes in your chat about:

• Someone wants you — a reply to your comment, a comment on something of yours, an action assigned to you, or a capture or document shared with you
• Reminders you set — "Remind me about this" came due
• Something failed — a background job or an outreach sequence of yours

Several at once arrive as one message.

What waits for later

Some things don't need you right now. Your agent mentions them on your next message, and your morning summary (8:00 your time) lists them:

• Teammates' changes — an action you're on was completed or reopened, you were unassigned, a project you lead changed status, a sprint started, a decision from your capture was confirmed
• Follow-ups — a contact's follow-up date is today or tomorrow

Banners

In the desktop app, each notification also shows as a system banner while Native Intelligence isn't in front (or a small toast while it is). Clicking a banner opens what it's about. If there's nothing particular to open, it opens your chat. A banner you've clicked counts as seen, so your agent won't bring it up again.

An agent's own updates (its drafts, reviews and results) also live on its page.

Asking what you missed

Ask your agent "what did I miss?" and it reads back what happened in the last week, including what it already told you.

Settings

Sound effects are in Settings → Preferences. There are no per-type notification settings: your agent decides what is worth telling you now and what can wait.

Retention

Native Intelligence keeps a notification for 30 days after you've seen it, and for 90 days at most.