What shows up
Click a failed run, a paused workflow or a knowledge issue and Home starts a new conversation about it straight away — the agent already knows which run or document you mean, investigates, and proposes the fix. Click a waiting plan, approval or question to jump back to the conversation it belongs to.
The nightly knowledge review
Every Vern agent reads your knowledge — what you’ve taught it about each source, company and template — before it works. Knowledge that’s wrong, contradictory or hard to read makes every migration worse, so Vern reviews it every night. The review only re-reads what changed since its last check, together with anything a migration connects it to (a source, the company migrating off it, and the templates it lands in). It looks for:- Contradictions — two documents disagreeing, for example a source’s notes and a company’s notes giving different date formats.
- Duplicates and outdated facts — the same rule written twice, or a fact that no longer holds.
- Structure — walls of text that should be headings and lists.
- Facts in the wrong place — knowledge that belongs on a different document. A source document describes the data being imported, a template describes the target structure, and a company holds that customer’s business context.
- Column facts — rules like required, unique or must be an email written in prose, which belong on the template column itself, where every import is held to them.
- Size — a document over its limit. Runs that read it are blocked until it’s trimmed, so these are marked critical.
Next
- Home — how plans and approvals work.
- Template columns — the column rules the review can suggest.