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Watch Skills (Conversational Monitoring)

Watch skills let you ask status questions in a conversation instead of opening a dashboard. They are strictly read-only: they trigger no assessments, prepare no filings, approve nothing, and log nothing. Ask the General agent a question in a skill’s topic area and the router selects the right skill automatically.

SkillTopic routerAsk it things like
Flaring WatchFlaring & Venting”Is well 42-329-… within its Rule 32 authorization?” · “Which authorizations are burning down fastest?” · “Any predicted exceedances or unauthorized flaring?” · “Show monthly flared vs authorized volumes.”
Compliance WatchCompliance & Filing Pipeline”Which entities are red right now?” · “What’s overdue or due this week?” · “How did compliance posture change week-over-week?” · “What’s the status of Mitchell Ranch across domains?”
Filings WatchCompliance & Filing Pipeline”What filings are pending review?” · “Why was the last filing rejected?” · “How complete is the Rule 37 checklist for well X?” · “Did any rule change make an in-flight filing stale?”
Events WatchField Operational Events”What events happened this week?” · “Show critical events on facility Y.” · “Which events are RRC-reportable?” · “What repair obligations are overdue?”

What watch skills will not do

  • Prepare or submit filings — that is the Rule 37 / Rule 32 filing skills, which remain HITL-gated.
  • Trigger a compliance re-assessment — statuses are read from the assessed cache; the answer notes when data reflects the last assessment.
  • Approve or reject anything — decisions live on the Filings and Approvals pages.
  • Log or edit field events — event logging lives on the Events page.

Notes

  • Responses are bounded: list answers cap at 20–30 rows and say so (truncated) — narrow your filters rather than paging.
  • Week-over-week trends report “insufficient history” until enough daily snapshots accrue; they never fabricate a trend.
  • Flaring volume checks bind to the authorization’s period cap (total MCF for the authorization window), not daily-cap × days.
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