Notices
Messages from CorPole to you: drafts waiting for your approval, a solution your agent created, changes proposed to records you own, drift signals and emergencies.
For: Founder, Team developer, Product owner, Project lead, Tester, Solo builder
Where they reach you
| Channel | How |
|---|---|
| Claude Code | Shown by Claude Code itself at session start and when you send a prompt (the plugin's hooks), so the model cannot drop it. |
| Other agents | Added to the agent's next tool result as a note for you to pass on. |
| CorPole | The bell in the top bar opens them next to help; this page keeps the full list. |
| A daily digest of decisions waiting for you (about 07:00 Istanbul time, only when there is something new) and an e-mail at once for urgent notices such as a production emergency. Turn either off under E-mail on your own page (avatar menu › Notifications). | |
| Your choice | Under What you hear about on your own page (avatar menu › Notifications), turn off topics you do not need: GitHub, agent health, agent activity, rules and access, quality, portfolio. Decisions waiting for you and emergencies always come through. |
| Browser | Under Browser notifications on your own page, turn them on in each browser you use. The browser shows a notification when an agent needs your permission or has waited for your input, and for emergencies — even when CorPole is not open. |
One open notice per topic: a newer one updates it (for example the count of drafts waiting) instead of piling up. Open takes you to the place to act; Read marks it done.
Reading the list
Every signed-in person reads their own notices. The bell opens the latest notices in the right drawer; All notices opens the dedicated page. Both views group each notice's heading, message, time and source, then its actions. Text has equal space on both sides of the content surface, wraps within narrow screens and follows the reading direction. Action buttons wrap when the available width is small.
Opening the list does not mark its notices read. Read in the drawer or Mark read on the page marks that notice read; Mark all as read marks your notices read. Open follows the linked work; in the drawer it also marks that notice read and closes the drawer. These actions do not approve a decision or complete the linked work. Close the drawer to return to the record you were reading.
What you are told about
| Event | Who hears |
|---|---|
| An agent asks a question / proposes a decision | Requirement approvers / people who decide |
| Your agent's change proposal is accepted or rejected | You (with the reason when rejected) |
| Work your agent proposed is made Ready or cancelled | You |
| A story or defect reaches Code review / Verification | People who close work / people who verify criteria |
| A pull request is closed without merging | People who close work and the people on the item |
| A criterion becomes Not met, or an Authority record changes or is retired | The people on the open work it affects |
| The first binding requirement of a new solution; a new authority tier; a solution agent rule changes | Everyone in the solution |
| An agent raises a suspected conflict between two records | People who edit relations (as a decision) |
| An agent reports a defect / raises a risk | Triage / risk owners (security and compliance risks as decisions) |
| Lessons and ideas proposed; onboarding thresholds met | Knowledge editors; requirement owners |
| A production emergency opens or ends | Everyone in the solution; requirement owners get the follow-up |
| A post-incident review proposes a lesson | Knowledge editors of the solution |
| A demand you recorded is linked to an initiative, is not pursued, or is done | You (with the initiative and its mode, or the reason) |
| New demands in the Funnel and demands waiting there over a week (once a day, only when there are some) | People who manage the portfolio |
| Maintenance periods close and their open work is carried to the next period | People who manage the portfolio (with the number of items carried) |
Your agent is told too: when the agent rules, the policy, the authority tier or an emergency change, or a requirement it is working on changes after it read it, its next tool result carries a note to re-read — until it does.
Your agent is waiting
With the Claude Code plugin, an amber label in the context row below the top bar tells you when your agent has finished, needs your permission or waits for your input — for the first 30 minutes of the wait. Dismiss it or go back to your agent.