Bestmate doesn’t silently absorb what it extracts. Memories and routing decisions land in a queue and wait for you. These three commands are where you work that queue.

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bestmate pulse

Your daily standing report: slipped tasks, what’s due soon, what got ingested recently, and what’s waiting on your sign-off.
Several jobs that used to text you this — the nightly digest, weekly insights, onboarding nudges — are currently suppressed by an escalations-only messaging policy. The jobs still run; pulse and inbox are where you read what they produced.

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bestmate inbox

The unified approval queue — every kind of pending item in one place, oldest first.
The item kind is memory (something extracted that wants to be remembered) or routing (a suggestion about which context store something belongs in). Both the kind and the id come from the listing.

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bestmate memory

The memory-specific view, when you want to filter rather than work the whole queue.

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Why approval exists

An approved memory is one you’ve stood behind. That’s what makes the twin’s answers yours rather than a summary of everything it happened to read — and it’s why rejecting a bad extraction is as valuable as approving a good one.

Escalations

The other queue: questions the twin wasn’t confident enough to answer.

bestmate analytics

Where the documentation gaps actually are.