Decide where attention is needed#
Use the overview to choose a task, then open its details and read the latest answer. A response-needed state usually calls for an instruction or clarification; a running state means the work is still in progress. Read the task before making a decision based on a short status label.
The live list focuses on current work. Older conversations can be found through the all-task view rather than being treated as active forever. Naming and task selection help prevent similar projects from blending together.
Separate monitoring from control#
Seeing a task does not authorize CueSpec to dispatch new work, change models or send a response automatically. The current route keeps your reply in a reviewable draft and uses an explicit send.
If a status looks stale, compare it with the original Codex conversation. A delivery receipt concerns a message, while a completion state concerns the task’s later work. A disconnected or unknown state should not be presented as a successful completion.