An alert lands in Slack and the work starts somewhere else. You open the check in a browser tab, piece together what the alert already knew, and type the question out again. By the time there is an answer, the conversation about it has moved on.
Alerts now carry a Fix this in thread button. One click asks Agent0 to explain the failing check, why it happened, what it affects, and whether it needs fixing, and the answer lands in the alert's own thread where the team is already talking. Agent0 shows its thinking steps as it works, and it reads the organization and dataset from the alert itself, so nobody has to tell it where to look. Follow-ups work the same way: tag @Dash0 in the thread.