The Brain / Capabilities / Silence detection
SENSEIt notices when nothing has happened
for too long.
A thread quiet for nine days, an approval nobody chased: no system records these, so the Brain works them out from the last thing that did happen.
Three quiet things, one raised
An approval passes eleven days silent
The last event is the request itself, and eleven days is not a threshold, it is simply how long it has been.
Two other quiet records are dropped
An undated backlog task and a thread about a decision closed elsewhere, neither worth a morning.
One item, chase already written
The approval blocks two dated tasks and a Thursday review, so it is raised once with a drafted reply for a person to send.
Three mechanisms
Absence is derived from the last event
Every record carries a last-touched time, quiet is the gap between that and now, and there is no reminder to forget.
A gap is only a candidate
A quiet record is raised only when the silence has a consequence, judged against your written policy.
Raised once, not daily
Each item is raised once and updated in place, inside a cap of 40 interruptions an hour company-wide and 5 per person.
Three honest limits
It cannot see silence in an unconnected system.
It does not know a thread was settled over lunch.
Not a productivity monitor; records, not humans.
Updated 15 September 2026 · WE_AINA
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