On this page
01What it is
Each night Othor AI runs 11 checks across every number you confirmed and every breakdown of it. A brief shows the few items that matter most for its question; Sweep shows everything the night found, for the whole company.
The top of the page says what the run covered: the sources it read, the numbers and breakdowns, how many tests ran, and how many found something.
02Findings
Every finding from the night, as a card, leading with the ones no brief picked up. A finding stays open from night to night while the run keeps finding it, and its tag says so: New, Worse, Better, or Open with the number of days. How to read a card is on Reading a finding.
03Watching
The numbers you asked Othor AI to watch, each with its threshold, today’s value, who owns it and since when. A watched number that crosses its threshold shows on Home and as one line in every brief that covers it. Stop a watch at any time.
04Suppressed
What Othor AI found but held back, and why. Nothing disappears silently.
- Snoozed and muted by you, each with Undo.
- Suppressed by your Ontology: findings explained by a known pattern you confirmed, such as a plant shutdown or Diwali week, listed under the pattern.
- Proposed for your Ontology: patterns Othor AI has seen repeat and suggests you confirm on Home.
05Resolved
Findings the run no longer finds, or that merged into a larger one, with how and when each ended. They stay for 7 days.
06Coverage
What was checked and found clear, what couldn’t run and what would let it, and what your Ontology suppressed. A check that can’t run says what it needs: a question answered, or a source connected.
07Why counts always agree
The brief’s “N more in Sweep”, Sweep’s tabs and Home all read the same run, with your snoozes and mutes applied the moment you make them. The stored run itself never changes, so it can always be replayed.