Completed actions

Completed means the user acted

A completed action means the user did the work, not only read the card.

Completion should be used carefully. It becomes part of the workspace history.

Accepting a card means the recommendation is worth doing.

Completing a card means the task is done.

The evidence should stay attached through the card, prompt result, source view, or dashboard context.

Completed work should not disappear completely. Users need to see what changed and what was already handled.

Some completed cards create the next step. A fixed page can lead to a recheck. A cleaned prompt can lead to a new run.

Close the card when the action is really handled.

Let completed work stay visible for later review.

Check whether the fix changes prompts, sources, or pages.

Add a new card only when evidence supports it.

Use cards in onboarding

Priorities