Flag review tasks missing a decision question in the task and linked brief
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Your task update tells the Agent when the task moves into review.
Your review task supplies the brief ID, owner, labels, and comments.
Your linked brief supplies the text where your team may state the decision question.
Your settings identify the review project and question heading. They also set the gap label and owner rule.
Your task manager alerts the Agent when a task enters review and holds its labels and comments.
Your document editor holds the linked brief and its decision-question section.
Your task shows that the Agent needs a usable brief link before reviewing its question.
Your task carries this label when neither it nor its brief states a decision question.
Your task owner sees a comment asking what the reviewer should decide.
This Agent waits for a task to enter your review project. It reads the task and linked brief for a decision question. If both lack one, it labels the task and comments for its owner.
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Airtable alerts the Agent when a task enters review and holds its labels and comments.
monday.com alerts the Agent when a task enters review and holds its labels and comments.
monday.com holds the linked brief and its decision-question section.
ClickUp alerts the Agent when a task enters review and holds its labels and comments.
Todoist alerts the Agent when a task enters review and holds its labels and comments.
Microsoft SharePoint holds the linked brief and its decision-question section.
Basecamp holds the linked brief and its decision-question section.
Pipefy alerts the Agent when a task enters review and holds its labels and comments.
Superhuman Docs holds the linked brief and its decision-question section.
Kintone alerts the Agent when a task enters review and holds its labels and comments.
Flag Missing Review Questions is made for businesses in these industries.
Flag campaign copy reviews without a question for the reviewer.
Show all Agents for the Advertising and Marketing industryFlag story review tasks without a question for the editor to decide.
Show all Agents for the News Media industryFlag manuscript review tasks missing a decision question.
Show all Agents for the Publishing industryFlag Missing Review Questions is made for people in these roles.
Flag review tasks that leave your editorial decision unstated.
Show all Agents for the Editor roleFlag content review tasks that omit the question reviewers need.
Show all Agents for the Editorial Producer roleFlag draft handoffs missing a question for reviewers.
Show all Agents for the Editorial Coordinator roleFlag Missing Review Questions is made for people in these departments.
Flag draft reviews when neither the task nor brief states a decision question.
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Frequently asked questions about the Flag Missing Review Questions:
Choose your review project, question-needed label, and where task descriptions store brief IDs. You also choose the brief heading and who supplies missing questions.
You see a flag asking for a usable brief link when the task lacks an ID or the document will not open. The Agent does not guess its contents.
You will not see a new question-needed flag from that check. The Agent stops if the task leaves review before the check finishes.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.