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A nudge is Sidekick noticing something you could act on and offering to help, without you having to ask first. This page covers the two places nudges show up: on your desktop, and inside a thread as a draft to review.

Desktop nudges

A desktop nudge is a small card that appears on your machine when Sidekick has a suggestion for a better next step. You have two options:
  • Open in Sidekick: opens the suggestion in a thread so you can act on it.
  • Dismiss: closes the card. Nothing happens and Sidekick doesn’t ask again for that suggestion.

Draft review

Some work produces something meant to go out on your behalf, a message, for example. Before it’s sent, Sidekick shows it to you as a draft.
1

Review the draft

Read what Sidekick produced as if you were about to send it yourself.
2

Verify it says what you want

Check the details: who it’s going to, what it claims, and whether it matches what you actually meant.
3

Send or discard it

Choose Send to let it go out as drafted, or Discard to stop it. Nothing leaves without one of these two actions.
Draft review is the last checkpoint. Nothing goes out until you choose Send.

Where to go next

Approvals

Review and approve gated tool calls before an agent carries them out.

Thread and composer

The anatomy of a thread and how the composer sends work to it.