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Manager surfaces stay scoped to the active direct reports assigned to you. Use these guides for team overview, goals, reports, alerts, community, prompt approvals, check-ins, and human review.

AvailableLast reviewed: Oct 21, 2026Audience: Manager

Team

Team Overview, Team Goals, Team Reports, and Team Alerts use the current assigned-team scope and keep empty, withheld, and unavailable states separate.

If you manage more than one team, use the team switcher to view a single team or All teams combined in Team Overview, Goals, Reports, Alerts, and Leaderboard. Team Chat has a different audience: one pinned conversation spans the teams you manage, including their members and other primary managers or co-managers. Selecting one team does not narrow that conversation's recipients; check its participant list before sending.

Community

Manager Community provides organization-scoped forums and Team Chat for members and managers of your managed teams. Use the conversation's participant list and privacy labels as the boundary.

Human Reviews

MCP Human Reviews show cases from the current direct-report scope. A recorded decision remains settlement-blocked and does not award rewards by itself.

Prompt Approvals

Prompt Approvals lists prompts your active direct reports have submitted that are waiting for your recommendation. A recommendation does not publish a prompt; an authorized content reviewer still gives the final approval.

Team Check-ins and Manager Assessment

When your organization has turned on monthly surveys, Team Check-ins shows whether each of your direct reports completed the survey and lets you record follow-up notes. You never see anyone's answers.

A Client Admin can also assign you a Manager Assessment about your team's AI readiness.

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