OpenOri can send you native desktop notifications — the same kind of banners you get from Slack or Mail. Every notification is also stored in a persistent inbox so you never miss anything.Documentation Index
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How it works
OpenOri sends notifications when:- A scheduled task completes and has something to report
- OpenOri wants your attention on something (a question, an approval needed, a result)
- You’ve asked OpenOri to notify you about something specific
Notification types
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Informational | Results, summaries, status updates |
| Action needed | OpenOri needs your input or approval |
| Alert | Something unexpected happened |
Native desktop notifications
Notifications use your operating system’s native notification system:- macOS — Notification Center banners
- Windows — Windows notification toasts
- Linux — System notification daemon
Inbox
Every notification is stored in the inbox — a persistent log of all alerts. Access it from the Home view or the activity bar. The inbox shows:- Unread count badge on the activity bar
- Notification list with timestamps and content
- Mark as read — clear individual notifications
- Clear all — dismiss everything at once
Home view widget
The Home view shows an inbox summary widget when you have unread notifications:- Unread count
- Most recent notification preview
- Quick link to view the full inbox
Using notifications with schedules
Notifications pair naturally with Scheduled Tasks. A typical workflow:- Create a schedule: “Every morning at 8am, check if our API is passing all tests”
- OpenOri runs the check on schedule
- If tests fail, OpenOri sends a notification: “3 tests failing in auth.test.ts”
- You click the notification to see the full results in the linked thread