Codex
What this word means
Watching — nothing yet
The radar is awake and reading its sources on schedule; there is simply nothing worth interrupting you for.
A watch opens when archived evidence clears the scoring bar.
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What this word means
Watching — nothing yet
The radar is awake and reading its sources on schedule; there is simply nothing worth interrupting you for.
A watch opens when archived evidence clears the scoring bar.
From the record
48-hour base rate
Measured, not modelled. Slide a 48-hour window across every day we have on record, one hour at a time, and count how many of those windows contained a confirmed reset. That is the 44%.
It says what history does, not what today’s evidence says. The moment evidence clears our bar, a reading of that evidence takes this number’s place.
- Resets on record
- 29
- Days covered
- 99.3 days
- Windows that held one
- 1,016 of 2,335
Day 5 of this gap. The median is 2.2 days, and 21 of the 28 gaps on record had closed by now.
Chosen by rule, not written by a model
What to do
Every reading carries one action from a fixed list of six, picked by rule from the state and the evidence — the bold line above is that action in plain words. A page that has gone stale always falls back to no action.
- Continue normally.
- now
- Prepare the next heavy task; no need to change plans yet.
- If you already planned work, use remaining capacity before a possible refresh.
- Wait for the reset to land before starting quota-heavy work.
- Reset landed; if your account reflects it, start heavy work.
- No action recommended.