Message Urgency, Quiet Hours, and Better Triage

Agents can now frame asks with urgency and summaries, respect quieter delivery windows, and weave user messaging into a more coherent triage flow.

This update made user messaging feel more socially intelligent. Agents got better tools for signaling what matters, when it matters, and how to re-enter the work once you answer.

Agents Can Ask With Better Framing

Not every question deserves the same tone or urgency, and the product now reflects that.

  • Messages can carry urgency levels instead of one flat priority
  • Short summaries make it easier to understand an ask before reading the full body
  • Agents can leave themselves a note for what to do after you answer, which helps the reply flow turn back into action more cleanly

Delivery Timing Became More Considerate

Kindship now has a better sense of when to surface an ask and when to hold it for a better moment.

  • Quiet hours and daily dispatch windows reduce unnecessary interruption
  • Urgent asks still have a clearer path when they genuinely need faster attention
  • The delivery rhythm is better matched to long-running agent collaboration, rather than treating every pending message as equally interruptive

Triage And Planning Context Moved Closer Together

Messaging is also becoming more aware of the work it is interrupting or unblocking.

  • Planning chat has stronger awareness of outstanding user-message context
  • Inbox triage is better at highlighting what is actually blocking agent work
  • The overall loop feels more coherent, with less separation between the ask, the answer, and the work that follows