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Notifications

Notifications tell you when something needs your attention so you don’t have to watch the screen — a session finished, hit an error, asked a question, or needs permission to do something. Set them up at Settings → OpenChamber → Notifications.

Turn them on

  1. Open Settings → OpenChamber → Notifications.
  2. Allow notifications when your browser or system asks.
  3. Choose what you want to be told about:
    • a session finishes
    • a session hits an error
    • a session asks a question
    • a session needs permission
    • subtasks complete

How they reach you

  • on desktop, you get native system notifications
  • in a browser or installed app, you get web push notifications, so they arrive even when the tab is in the background
  • in the iPhone and Android apps, you get push notifications. What they say is encrypted between your server and your phone, so the push services on the way see only a generic title. On your phone each one shows the session name and what happened: the agent’s reply, its question, or the command it wants to run
  • through an extension, such as one that posts to Slack or Matrix: once you allow the extension and connect its account in Settings → Integrations, it gets the same notifications your phone would, following the toggles above, while no window is visible. Pause the extension to stop them

Sessions set to auto-accept won’t nag you with permission notifications.

Customize the wording

Each kind of notification has a title and message template you can edit, using fields like the agent name and model. There’s also a limit on how much of the last message is included, so notifications stay short.