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Workflows and data · 2026.10

Yasnora Watch monitoring lifecycle

Disabled drafts, explicit activation, scheduled cited research, private findings and change detection.

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Reviewed 2026-10-25
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What Watch monitors

Yasnora Watch runs bounded scheduled research for news and media, companies and competitors, regulation, prices and availability, public websites, technology or a custom topic.

Each completed run keeps a cited brief and fetched-source list in the signed-in user's private Watch feed. Monitoring is not guaranteed to find every source or development.

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Draft, activation and schedule

Open Watch directly or choose the Watch action in chat. Describe the monitoring need in everyday language; Yasnora prepares an editable draft with a topic, category, source language and schedule. Approved domains and priority or exclusion keywords can narrow the research boundary.

A new watch is disabled. Review its scope before explicit activation. Run now is a real governed execution; pause before changing a live watch and archive monitoring that is no longer needed.

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Topic relevance

Search results are leads, not evidence. Watch rejects leads whose title, summary and fetched page do not match the monitored topic. Only relevant fetched text can enter a cited report or become a comparison baseline.

If no relevant page is retrieved, the run is marked as insufficient evidence. Broaden the topic carefully, add approved domains, or retry later; do not treat unrelated or missing results as a confirmed event.

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Access, accounting and change meaning

Watch requires both Research and Automations in the current plan and consumes the automation-run allowance. Results remain private; Watch does not email, post or publish them externally.

A changed indicator means the fetched evidence set differs from the previous successful baseline. It is not proof that a business event is material; review the cited brief and original sources.

Maintained by research · Edited 2026-10-25 · Documentation 2026.10