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The Inbox is where the loop reports back to you: someone mentions you in a task description, work on your tasks finishes or fails, or your machine can no longer run work. Open it, glance, jump to the task — then clear it in one action.

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Prerequisites

  • A Cogno workspace you’re a member of.

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Open your Inbox

Select Inbox in the sidebar. Unread notifications show a count next to the entry (99+ once you pass 99). On a phone, Inbox sits in the footer bar. Notifications list newest first, grouped under Today, Yesterday, This Week, and Earlier. Each row shows who or what acted, what happened, a preview of the message, and the task it belongs to; unread rows carry a dot. On the desktop app, new notifications also raise a system notification (New notifications — N new items in your Inbox).

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What lands here

Task comment threads no longer exist, so the old comment-mention and reply notifications are no longer produced — rows from before the change may still appear in your history.

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Browse and act

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Search or narrow to unread

Type into Search notifications to filter the list. Select Unread only to hide what you’ve read; it flips to Show all to bring everything back. Read rows stay in the list by default — reading clears the marker, not the row.
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Open the notification

Select a row to mark it read and open its task in the side peek. A machine notification has no task — opening it takes you to Settings → Machines instead, where the details live.
3

Load older notifications

Select Load more at the bottom to fetch the next page.

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Clear everything at once

When you have unread notifications, Mark all read appears in the header. It only changes read state — nothing is deleted and no task changes.

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Reference

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Empty states

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Troubleshooting

For anything not listed here, see Troubleshooting.
  • Work with tasks — the tasks these notifications point at.
  • Machines — the machines whose health reports here.
  • Concepts — how the loop produces work worth notifying about.