Notifications — how your agent reaches you
Your agent doesn’t just respond when you open the dashboard. It also reaches out to you between conversations — when a scheduled task finishes, when an approval is waiting, when you’re running low on credits, when something urgent lands. This page explains how notifications work and how to decide where and when you get them.
Where notifications come from
Section titled “Where notifications come from”Notifications reach you through channels you’ve already connected to your agent. There is no separate notification app — whichever messaging channels your agent already has, that’s where it talks to you.
Supported channels today:
| Channel | Where to connect |
|---|---|
| Telegram | Connect Telegram → |
| Discord | Connect Discord → |
| Slack | Connect Slack → |
| Your account email is used automatically — no connection needed |
You need at least one channel enabled for notifications to be delivered. Most users enable two — one fast channel (Telegram, Discord, or Slack) and email as a backup.
Configuring notifications
Section titled “Configuring notifications”Open Settings → Notifications in the dashboard. You’ll see three sections:
1. Where to send notifications
Section titled “1. Where to send notifications”Toggle each channel on or off. Turning a channel on means future notifications can be routed there; you can still have multiple channels enabled at once and your agent will broadcast to all of them.
2. What to notify you about
Section titled “2. What to notify you about”Your agent organizes notifications into six categories. Toggle any you don’t care about:
| Category | What triggers it |
|---|---|
| Morning briefings | Your scheduled daily digest (inbox, calendar, monitors) is ready |
| Approval required | Your agent wants to do something that needs your sign-off |
| Credit warnings | You’ve hit 75% (warning) or 95% (alert) of your monthly budget |
| Billing reminders | Upcoming renewal, failed payment, trial expiration |
| Task completion | A long-running task finished (deep research, batch work, etc.) |
| System announcements | Platform outages, maintenance windows, new features |
Approval notifications are the most important — that’s how you find out your agent is waiting on you instead of silently blocked. Most users leave those on permanently.
3. Quiet hours
Section titled “3. Quiet hours”Turn this on and set a time window (e.g., 22:00 → 08:00 in your agent’s timezone). Non-urgent notifications will queue silently during the window and deliver when the window ends. Approval requests and critical alerts still fire through — quiet hours won’t leave you stuck in a mission-critical moment.
Click Save preferences when you’re done. Changes take effect immediately.
A recommended setup
Section titled “A recommended setup”If you want the 30-second version:
- Channels: turn on Telegram (fastest), leave Email on as a backup.
- Categories: leave them all on for the first two weeks. Turn off the ones that annoy you as you settle in.
- Quiet hours: enable from the time you go to bed to the time you normally check your phone in the morning.
Privacy
Section titled “Privacy”- We only use channels you’ve explicitly connected. If you haven’t connected Slack, we cannot notify you via Slack.
- Channel tokens are encrypted at rest and only used to deliver messages from your agent.
- Disconnecting a channel from Settings → Integrations instantly removes it as a notification target. No orphaned sends.
- We don’t read messages you send in those channels except when you’re actively addressing your agent.
Troubleshooting
Section titled “Troubleshooting”“I’m not getting notifications at all” — Open Settings → Notifications and make sure at least one channel has a green toggle AND the relevant category is on. If both look right, see Push notifications not arriving →.
“Quiet hours are eating everything, even approvals” — Approval and critical alerts should always fire through. If one got swallowed, send us a bug report with the approval ID — it’s likely a mis-tagged category on the backend.
“I keep getting duplicate notifications on multiple channels” — That’s the intended behavior when you have multiple channels enabled. Turn off the ones you don’t need from Settings → Notifications.