Notifications is most useful when it helps you make one real decision.
Set up only what you need today. You can add more context when the next question calls for it.
Try saying
“Help me choose the smallest useful next step for this product.”
Choose a job
Start from the outcome you want.
Give context
Share only what helps with this job.
Keep moving
Leave with a concrete next action.
Notifications
What this is for
See what changed, what needs a decision, and which agent result is ready without being interrupted by every event.
When this helps
- Agent output gets buried in email or chat.
- Users miss approvals and new risks.
- Too many alerts make the important ones meaningless.
How it works
Specky groups workspace activity such as agent results, sync updates, approvals, and product signals into one notification center. Notifications are a review queue: open the item, act on it, or clear it when it no longer needs attention.
Before you start
- A connected workspace with activity, agent output, or sync events.
- Your preferred notification settings.
What you should see
- A chronological list of actionable workspace events.
- Direct links back to the document, signal, workflow, or view that needs attention.
- A cleared queue once the work is reviewed.
Try it now
- Open Notifications from the sidebar.
- Start with unread items and open the one with the clearest action.
- Review the linked evidence or artifact before approving, editing, or dismissing it.
- Adjust notification preferences in Settings if a category is too noisy.
A real example
A nightly agent flags a cluster of checkout complaints. You open the notification, inspect the source quotes, and send the cluster to the PRD Editor instead of searching through yesterday’s Slack messages.
Your next move
Use PM Inbox when you want a decision queue rather than event updates.
Ready to apply this?
Start with your own product and keep the first read grounded. You can create an account after you see the result.