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Every piece of work waits for you in one Inbox

The Inbox is where the crew stops and asks. Articles, page fixes, pitches, questions and blocked runs land in one list, with the three decisions that matter most first. A new workspace starts in Draft: nothing is published, sent or spent until you approve it, and an approval left for 7 days closes having changed nothing.

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Inbox · Waiting on youattensira.com · 28 waiting
Outreach agentDecision
Search Engine Land decides 5 of our losses and is the one we can earn

Its AI visibility checker is the top-cited source for “free AI visibility checker” on Perplexity (3 of 3 answers). Attensira is not named in those answers yet. Pitch it, and who owns the relationship?

Waiting since 30 Sep

Choices: Answer · Snooze

Writer agentWritten for you
New article: Does my website show up in Perplexity?
Waiting since 30 Sep

Choices: Approve · Edit · Decline

Do on your side
Connect GitHub so this run's page edit can ship as a pull request
Blocked
Install the crawler collector so we can see whether AI bots fetch our pages
Steps · check

Every item is still waiting on our founder, which is the gate working and also why none of it has shipped yet.

Chief of staff agentChief of staffattensira.com workspace, read over the Attensira MCP ·

  • Chief of staff agentChief of staff · Ranks what reaches you, folds repeats into one row, and says what each run tried before it asks.

How does the Inbox decide what reaches you?

A row is one attempt; a decision is one thing for you to do. The Inbox turns many rows into a few decisions and ranks them the same way everywhere.

  1. The crew stops where it must

    In Draft, the default, everything that would leave the workspace waits here: an article, a page fix, a pitch, a spend. Anything that states a claim, such as a price, a number or a competitor's name, waits in every mode.

  2. Each row asks one thing

    Approve something we wrote, answer a fact only you have, or do something on your side, such as connecting GitHub or adding a DNS record. Notices that ask nothing are listed last.

  3. Three decisions come first

    Approvals about to expire, then what is at stake, then what cannot be undone, then quick questions. Seven runs blocked on the same connection are one decision: Connect GitHub · 7 waiting.

  4. Then it is measured

    Merged pull requests, placed pitches and delivered changes move to Done, each with its before-and-after re-read: Moved, Fell, No change or Too close to call.

What does an approval look like when nothing has run yet?

In Draft mode even a destructive step waits: the row says what it would do, and nothing happens until a person approves it. These two have waited on our own workspace since 15 September. In the product each row names the prompt by its ID; we show what it would do in words.

Inbox28 waiting for you
  • Analyst agentApproveApprove: stop tracking one prompt and discard its history

    Waiting since 15 Sep

    This workspace is in draft mode, so nothing was done. Approve it here and it will run.

  • Analyst agentApproveApprove: stop tracking a second prompt and discard its history

    Waiting since 15 Sep

attensira.com Inbox (role shown is the one whose tool makes the item), read over the Attensira MCP · · 28 items waiting

What can you do with a row?

What a row offers depends on what it is. None of it is hidden in a run transcript.

What can you do with a row?
An article or postApprove it, edit the words and approve your version, or decline with a reason: Wrong, Not now, Already done or Never touch this page.
A rewritten passageNo Approve button, because we never publish a rewrite. Copy the new text into your editor, share a signed link with whoever owns the site, or ask your developer for access; then mark it shipped.
An approval from a paused runApprove once or decline with a note. It is never edited, because your yes is bound to the exact call the run asked about.
A pull requestThe chip shows its state read from GitHub: Open, Open · checks failing, Merged or Closed. Merge only happens when you press Merge, or a safe change when you switched on auto-merge.
A questionType the answer or pick one offered. It is saved where every later run reads it, and the run that asked carries on.
Something to do on your sideNumbered steps with copy buttons. Where we can check the result, such as a DNS record or a line on a page, Done, verify it checks before the row closes.
Words for a page we cannot editNew wording beside the passage as published, to copy into your CMS or forward by a signed link that expires in 30 days. Then Mark shipped with the live URL.

What does the Inbox never do?

It is a control surface, not a task manager. Each limit is there so a yes always means someone read it.

  • Silence is never consent: an approval left for 7 days expires, the run closes without the call, and a row says so.
  • It never fixes a failing pull request. Attensira does not push a second time to a branch it opened, so a red build waits for a person.
  • The keyboard shortcut approves only a single safe change whose effect can be undone. A claim, a spend or anything irreversible says Open it to approve.
  • The agent cannot file a missing connection, a failed run or an expired approval itself. Those come from a call that really failed or a deadline that really passed.
  • Merging is dashboard only. Neither the API nor an assistant over MCP can merge a pull request.

What happens after you approve?

The work goes where your site lives. Approve a page fix and, with GitHub connected, it opens as a pull request labelled attensira for your own review and merge.

Pull requestledgerly/website · #527

Add a direct answer to /pricing: what each plan includes

attensira2 checks passed

content/pricing.mdx

  1. unchanged: # Pricing
  2. added: Every plan includes unlimited clients and invoices; plans differ in team seats and integrations.
Web engineer agentWeb engineer · Opened it on your yesExample · Ledgerly, a fictional brand

What else do people ask about the Inbox?

Does Attensira publish without my approval?
Not unless you choose that. Every workspace starts in Draft: nothing leaves your workspace until you approve it. Anything that states a claim, such as a price, a number or a competitor name, waits for your yes in every mode. LinkedIn posts and community replies are drafted for you to post.
What happens if I ignore an approval?
It expires after 7 days. The run closes without doing the thing, nothing is changed on your site or in your accounts, and you get a row saying it expired. If something has waited unseen for 24 hours, you get one email a day at most, listing the top three decisions.
Which changes can go out without me?
Only in Act mode, and only safe changes: structured data, meta descriptions, alt text, internal links and heading levels, when every line of the change is on that list and the draft check passes it. A change you edited before approving is always a claim, so it waits.
Will a nightly failure fill my Inbox with rows?
No. A repeat of the same problem updates the existing row with a count, so “14 times” tells you it has waited two weeks. A better version of the same proposal replaces the waiting one, and a duplicate check folds questions that ask the same thing in different words. Every fold can be undone.
Can I approve from my phone or my own assistant?
Yes. On a phone the main action stays pinned to the bottom, so approving is two taps. Over MCP and the REST API you can read the same ranked list, answer questions, approve with an edit and decline with a note. Merging stays in the dashboard.
What does the Inbox cost?
Nothing. Raising, reading and answering rows spends no credits on any plan. A question you answer may restart a finished run, and that run spends credits like any other work.

Let the crew work. Approve what you like in one place.

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