Insights

An insight is something Mira decided was worth telling you, without being asked. Every morning briefing finding and every unusual change she spots between briefings ends up here, most important at the top.

Opening insights

1. Open Mira from the sidebar.
2. Click Insights at the top of the chat.

If there are findings you have not read, a small number sits on the Insights button. Critical findings stay at the top of the list until you have opened them.

The banner

The single most important unread finding also appears as a coloured banner across the top of Mira's pages, colour-coded the same way as the inbox.

• Red. Critical. Something needs you.
• Amber. Worth a look.
• Blue. Useful context, nothing on fire.

Click the body or the Open button to go to the inbox. If drafts came with the finding, the banner says N actions ready.

Filtering the inbox

A row of chips sits above the list, with Pending selected by default.

• All. Everything she has ever surfaced for this tribe.
• Pending. New, unread findings.
• Acknowledged. Things you opened and started investigating.
• Dismissed. Things you waved off, kept for the record.

Reading an insight

Each row shows a severity icon, Mira's one-line summary, a status badge if it is no longer pending, a proposed badge counting any drafts that came with it, and the kind and time underneath. Click any row for the full detail.

The detail window

Clicking a row opens the whole finding: her written-out reasoning, the numbers behind it, and anything else she wanted to flag. If drafts came with it, a note on the side says how many.

Three actions sit at the bottom.

Investigate in chat

The fastest path from "Mira flagged something" to "I know what to do". Click Investigate in chat and she opens a fresh conversation, marks the finding acknowledged, and starts by quantifying what changed, pulling the timeline around it, and recommending next steps. You do not type anything.

Dismiss

Marks the finding handled without investigating. It moves to the Dismissed filter and stays there as a record.

Hide and don't show this kind

Some kinds of finding are just not useful to you. Hide & don't show this kind dismisses this one and stops Mira surfacing that kind of thing again. You can still find the old ones under Dismissed.

Severity, in plain English

• Critical. Something is broken or going badly wrong. Revenue dropping sharply against your normal, an automation misfiring, a payment problem.
• Warning. Worth a look, not urgent. An open rate dipping, a segment you rely on shrinking, a campaign pacing behind.
• Info. Useful context. A product having a great week, a spike of new contacts from one source, your best customer buying again.

Critical findings stay pinned at the top of the inbox until you acknowledge them.

Findings that come with a fix

When Mira flags something she also knows how to act on, she drafts the fix alongside the finding. You will see a proposed badge on the row and a note in the detail window.

Those drafts live in Waiting for you, which is where you approve or turn them down. See Approving her work. If you want her reasoning first, Investigate in chat and she will talk you through it before you decide.

Keeping the inbox manageable

• Investigate critical findings the same day. They stay pinned until you do, and they tend to be the time-sensitive ones.
• Mute kinds you do not care about with Hide & don't show this kind. It is the clearest way to teach her what counts as noise for you.
• Lower your cap under Daily briefings if pending piles up faster than you read it.
• Drop the anomaly sensitivity to Low if she is too chatty between briefings.