No follow-up goes quiet again
Agents now run on self-renewing "heartbeats" instead of one-shot reminders, so a stalled or busy turn never leaves a candidate or requirement waiting silently.
An operation used to depend on one-shot wake-ups: an agent books a single future check-in, and if that turn fails, stalls, or simply judges it has nothing to say, nothing books the next one. The work goes quiet — until a person happens to notice.
Operations now run on Heartbeats: standing pulses that re-arm themselves every time they fire, booked before the agent even starts its turn. Going quiet now takes a deliberate stop, never an accident. Both the Operation Lead and your workspace assistant use the same mechanism, and staff can see the cadence directly on the surfaces they already work in — no more wondering whether something is still being watched.
Nothing falls through the cracks because a single turn had a bad day.
See it work a real file.
Thirty minutes, one placement, worked live — start to submit-ready.