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Follow-ups keep attention on unfinished work. They reference knowledge pages and carry a short cover sheet; they do not run agents, send scheduled reminders, or replace the wiki.

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Park a page for yourself

  1. Open a saved Knowledge page outside editing mode.
  2. Select Park.
  3. Write a note explaining what remains to be done and select Park.
  4. Find it later in Follow-ups → Parked.
  5. Use Open first page or Copy resume prompt to continue in your chosen tool. Select Mark done when finished.
A resume prompt does not start the tool automatically. Paste it into the tool that should continue the work.

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Ask a teammate

Select Send to… on a page, choose a person, write a specific request, and select Send. The recipient must already be allowed to read the referenced page. If nobody is available, ask a vault admin to grant appropriate access first. The request appears in the recipient’s Waiting on me and your Sent list. The recipient can open the page, Mark done, or Decline with an optional note. A sender can cancel an open request when that action is available. Sending a follow-up does not grant vault access. It is distinct from a share link.

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Promote useful work into knowledge

An eligible recipient can select Promote on a parked or waiting request, choose a writable vault and a SCHEMA folder, review the generated Markdown and filename, and save. Promotion creates an ordinary knowledge file and then closes the request. It needs a suitable wiki structure and write access. If file creation succeeds but closing the request fails, inspect the destination before retrying so you do not create duplicates.

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Retention and visibility

The detail shows an expiration time. Follow-ups are separate records: they are not included in ordinary knowledge search, local sync, or vault ZIP exports. File important conclusions into Knowledge before relying on them as durable reference material. Current permissions still govern linked pages.