Track a business objective
Follow-up combines checks, evidence and decisions.
Define the objective
Describe the outcome and evidence that will show progress. A useful follow-up has a reason to check, a cadence or event condition and a decision when the evidence changes.
Review each check
Inspect the collected evidence and distinguish missing information from an observed change. Do not treat a task checkbox alone as proof that a business objective has been met.
Respect readiness
Available follow-up workflows depend on the installed backend and providers. Broader coordination and context expansion are labeled previews; do not rely on those previews for an unsupported production commitment.
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