Use “Today” in Recued. Morning glance card: today's calendar, the contacts and projects carrying the most open loops (unresolved commitments, tasks, unanswered threads), and active projects with no next action.

Use “Open commitments” in Recued. Dashboard of open commitments and tasks per contact and project, sorted by each contact's follow-through reliability — dependable counterparties land on top so the easy wins get chased first. Auto-refreshes weekday morning and early afternoon; invoke any time for the current view.

Use “Stalled projects” in Recued. Today's intervention list for projects: those with no activity past the 14-day stall horizon, plus active projects with no next action (no open task, pending commitment, or recent note) — each with an AI-suggested next step. Auto-refreshes on weekdays.

Use “Recent notes by topic” in Recued. Surface your still-warm notes: ranks notes by ongoing relevance (recently touched and frequently referenced rise; dormant ones decay over 180 days) and shows the freshest decile. Private notes stay private by default.

Use “Extract commitments from mail” in Recued. Extract commitments from an inbound email into Recued's commitment tracker — who promised what to whom, with optional deadline and monetary amount. Thread-aware: a reply like 'yes, please send that by Friday' binds to the prior message, not the reply.

Use “Extract tasks from mail” in Recued. Extract action items from an inbound email into Recued's task tracker — title, due date, and priority (low / medium / high). Thread-aware; fires automatically on each inbound message; records only extractions above the confidence floor (default 0.7).