See what needs you, in one screen

What you get: the first thing to look at each morning: everything your Quox can see, read for you, most urgent first.

One command gives you the whole screen, with every area and every item:

sitrep Copy

$ quox sitrep╭─ ✔ Approvals ─────────────────────────────────╮│ Nothing waiting for you                       ││ last: An agent wants to r… (approved) 40m ago │╰───────────────────────────────────────────────╯╭─ ✔ Builds ────────────────────────────────────╮│ Builds idle                                   ││ last: web build gone (dealt with) 14m ago     │╰───────────────────────────────────────────────╯╭─ ⚠ Plans ─────────────────────────────────────╮│ Decisions waiting: WEB-12 (10d19h), OPS-4     ││ (46d8h); 16 kept aside                        │╰───────────────────────────────────────────────╯

From a real run on our own install. Trimmed to three of ten areas, with the list of items left out; names changed.

Read it top down:

• The first paragraph sums up the whole situation in plain words, including anything Quox cannot see.
• The areas (approvals, messages, calls, sessions, systems, security, builds, plans, money, people) each show now and the last thing that happened.
• Needs you lists items with who, what, why, when, and what you can do about each.

Other forms

quox sitrep --spoken   # sentences only, as read on the phone
quox sitrep --json     # the full structured situation, for scripts
quox sitrep --agent    # compact, with ids, for agents

In the conversation, /sitrep shows the same thing.

What just happened

LUCID read your Quox’s own records (the approvals queue, run history, server reports and the rest) and ranked them. No AI model was called, so it is fast, free, and says only what the records say.

Check it yourself

To see which sources are reporting and which went quiet, see Find what Quox cannot see.

Undo

Nothing to undo: a sitrep only reads.

Next

• Catch up after time away