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Yellowhammer’s Pulse shows the selected Project, and the Inspector explains the item you select. Use both to trace recorded activity and find the Linear issue or GitHub pull request where you take action.

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Read the Pulse

Select a Project in the sidebar. Its name and repository count head the Pulse. The groups appear in this order: A Project’s Pulse uses its own Journal. Selecting another Project changes the context; counts do not combine different Projects’ Nights. An unknown field means the recorded snapshot does not supply it, rather than an inferred success.

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Inspect a Card, Feature, or Attempt

Select a Card in Needs you to open its Inspector. The header shows its state and Block Reason or waiting reason. Details identifies the repository, work kind, budget epoch, and Attempt and Round counts. Routes shows tried and excluded routes. Expand an entry under Attempts to read its route source, start and end, classification, Rounds, and recorded Check results. The latest Attempt starts expanded. A Check can show its exit status and recorded output; a review Round can show requested changes. View Prompts opens captured prompts for the Attempt when available. A Feature selection shows Repo Lanes, Card counts, pull request links, and recorded Verification. A Feature awaiting merge shows which repositories have reached mainline, its Feature Branches, and any Stacked on predecessor. A running Attempt shows its Repo, Route, Round, start time, running duration, and recorded status. This status is not an agent terminal transcript. Where available, Abort Attempt asks you to confirm before triggering the engine command; it does not answer or re-ready the Card.

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Trace a Night’s account

In Tonight / last Night, choose Show the Night’s account. The main area replaces the Pulse with the Night’s recorded Journal events, and the Inspector shows its facts and link to Linear. Move the playhead, step Back 5 minutes or Forward 5 minutes, or jump to Previous problem and Next problem. Selecting an outstanding failure notice opens the account at that failure. These are recorded events, not live agent output; the playhead moves when you move it. Use Pulse in the toolbar to return.

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Take action in the right place

Use Open … in Linear to answer a question, edit a Card, move it to Todo, or make Feature triage decisions. Open a pull request link to review or merge in GitHub. The app exposes engine controls and diagnostics, but its record views do not replace the board.

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Next steps

Answer questions and unblock work · Related reference