orke employee inbox
Read recent Inbox rows, oldest first.
When to use it
Read the latest Inbox rows. Your instructions, employee replies and requests, and resolution records appear in chronological order.
Usage
Syntax · [ ] marks optional arguments
orke employee inbox --slug <string> [--limit <integer>]Options
| Options | Required? | Value and description |
|---|---|---|
--slug | Required | Employee identifier (slug) returned by employee list. It may differ from the displayed name. |
--limit | Optional | Number of rows to retrieve. Defaults to 20. Range: 1–200 |
Common management options and errors →
Example
Terminal
orke employee inbox --slug employee_slug --limit 50 --jsonReplace employee_slug with the actual slug from employee list, and request_id with an actual id from get or inbox.
What to check in the result
items (oldest first): kind (instruction · delivered · reply · request · resolved) · at · id · to · text · url · shift · wake · via · outcome · pending, plus total · truncated · skipped
Behavior and states to watch
- delivered identifies the shift that received the instruction (“Read · 10:12 shift” in the UI).
pending: trueon a request means it is still pending. Only one request can be pending at a time.- A resolved row's outcome is done (“Done”), dismissed (“Won’t do”; shown as “Decided not to do it” in the UI), or opinion (“Give my opinion”; that row's id and text are the opinion id and the person's words).
truncated: truemeans older rows are available. Increase --limit.- This is a human (operator) command. Calls from an AI employee on shift are rejected with
control_forbidden.