Notifications let you know when work needs attention. Their controls and
delivery channels vary by surface.
ZeroTwo desktop app
ZeroTwo on the web
ZeroTwo desktop app
ZeroTwo desktop app
Open Settings to choose whether turn-completion alerts
appear never, only while ZeroTwo is in the background, or always. Separate
controls let you turn permission and question notifications on or off. Your
operating system may ask you to grant notification permission to the ZeroTwo
desktop app.Follow chats in Activity view
When Activity is available, select the bell in the sidebar to see chats
that are unread, running, or waiting for your response. You can also open or
close Activity view with Cmd+Option+U on macOS
or Ctrl+Alt+U on Windows.Use the view’s options to choose which chats appear. Depending on your current
surface, the options can include Work, Chat, Pinned, and
Scheduled. You can also select Mark all as read to clear unread items.Follow chat activity with a pet
In the ZeroTwo desktop app, a floating pet is another way to follow chat
activity while you work in other apps. It can show when a chat is Running,
Needs input, Ready, or Blocked.See Pets to choose a pet, understand its status, or
create your own. Open Settings > Notifications to manage the notification categories and
channels available to your account. Depending on the category and account,
channels can include push, email, or SMS. Use Manage tasks from the task
notification settings to open Scheduled. For terminal and external notifications, see
Notifications in the
advanced configuration guide. You can choose when the TUI emits a notification
and whether ZeroCode runs an external program when a turn completes. Follow chat activity in the IDE
The desktop app doesn’t provide separate notification controls. Keep the
chat open to follow its activity. To run an external program when a turn
completes, configure notify on the connected ZeroCode host. See
Notifications in the
advanced configuration guide. Last modified on August 30, 2026
