RunHuddleInbox
Inbox collects unresolved input requests, unread results and observed unexpected exits from RunHuddle-owned terminals. Opening a result marks it read. Opening an approval does not answer or resolve it; act in the agent’s terminal.
Clear read removes reviewed inbox entries, not conversation history. Activity while RunHuddle is closed can only be reconciled when saved and current states provide enough evidence.
Waiting requests
Request details can distinguish approvals, questions, plan reviews and general input. Available text depends on the provider. Missing prompt details are labeled rather than guessed from the last response.
Waiting time begins when RunHuddle first observes a request; it is not necessarily the request’s original creation time. A request clears when its waiting state resolves.
Configure alerts
Open Settings → Notifications:
- Enable input and completion alerts independently and choose sound.
- Set quiet hours in your Mac’s local time.
- Snooze alerts for an hour, including from the menu-bar gear menu.
- Optionally request one reminder after 5, 10 or 15 minutes of waiting.
- Mute a project through its session action menu, or manage muted projects in Settings.
Project muting uses the full folder path. Quiet hours, snooze and muting suppress notifications without hiding session status. Ordinary suppressed alerts are not replayed. A reminder may still arrive for an unresolved request after quiet time ends.
Grouping and delivery
Events arriving within a short window are grouped. Resolved requests are dropped before notification delivery. Grouped alerts return to the active session view; individual alerts retain their session action.
Reminders are checked during refreshes, so they may arrive slightly after the chosen time. The reminder record lasts for the current app run. Test alerts bypass RunHuddle’s quiet controls but still need macOS notification permission.
What completion means
A completion alert indicates an observed transition to a state ready for review. It does not verify that tests passed, files were saved or a deployment succeeded. Short transitions can be missed. Check the terminal and the actual result.
If alerts are missing, check System Settings → Notifications → RunHuddle, macOS Focus settings and the app’s test alert.