Commands
Regulatory Digest has no commands. It is a scheduled agent with no chat interface: you cannot mention it, message it, or ask it for a digest on demand. There is nothing to type.
This page is here to say that plainly, and to point you at the three places the digest actually reaches you.
Earlier versions of this page documented on-demand phrasings such as @Alpheous show me today's regulatory digest. Those never worked. The agent is not registered with the assistant that handles mentions, so a mention in the feed channel either reaches a different agent or goes unanswered.
Where The Digest Reaches You
The feed channel. Each run posts its cards to your firm's feed channel on its own. You do not ask for them and you do not need to be watching when they land. See Notifications for what a card contains.
Your feed in the app. Every card the agent posts also becomes an item in Feed, so the digest is readable without opening Slack. Material items arrive at a higher severity than the rest.
The archive, in the operator console. Past runs are kept and are readable later, which is what you would otherwise have wanted an on-demand request for. Your operator can open Regulatory Digest under Compliance to list recent runs and open any one of them in full.
If You Want Something The Digest Does Not Do
| What you want | How to get it |
|---|---|
| Today's digest again, later in the day | Scroll the feed channel, or read the run in the operator console archive |
| A digest for a window you missed | Open the archive: past runs are kept per cadence and per date |
| Only items from one source | Not available. Every run covers all of its sources; read the card for the persona that owns that area |
| A digest right now, off-cadence | Not available to you directly. Runs are driven by the ingestion schedule; your operator can tell you when the next one lands |
| Follow-up on something you read | Act on it yourself, or hand it to the agent that owns that work in its own channel |
Related
- Notifications: what each card contains and what it means
- Schedule: the four cadences and what each covers
- Troubleshooting: what to check when a card does not arrive