Intents
Intents are no longer a separate page. Tracked intent definitions and their recorded labels stay read-only.
Tensile no longer has a separate Intents page. Open Executions → Packs to find migrated Evaluations and Checks. Original tracked definitions remain under Check library → Legacy definitions.
Signals can overlap. Feature, clarification, human review, checklist, document submission and correction requests describe what a person needs. Frustration describes an experience. Competitor mentions and upgrade interest describe commercial context. A request or commercial signal does not imply frustration or an agent failure.
An observation Check records whether a signal is present in the human message. It has no pass/fail polarity. A separate handling Check assesses the response with the required context and receipts. Missing evidence stays Unknown.
Each original intent record keeps its ID, source definition and historical verdict links. Recorded-label counts use the selected time, customer, environment and classification filters. Labels carry only a name: when definitions share that name, individual attribution is Unknown. Failed reads remain unavailable.
Labels recorded under a name that no tracked intent has, for example after an intent was renamed or removed, are listed under Recorded intent labels without a tracked definition, below Legacy definitions.
Message labels are classifier signals. They are not customer quotations, verified demand or business outcomes. Migration preserves the existing classifier configuration, labels and definitions. It does not relabel or delete historical data.
Old links
Links to the earlier Intents page still work:
- A link to one definition opens its read-only record under Legacy definitions. If a reviewed migration has moved that intent into an Evaluation or a Pack, the link opens that Evaluation or Pack instead.
- A filter for one intent name opens that intent's record when exactly one tracked intent has the name.
- A link that names no single definition opens the Legacy definitions section.
- The time range, customer, environment and filters stay in the address, and the record's breadcrumb returns to the Check library.
Pinned Intents views appear under Executions in the sidebar and open the same way.
Workspaces without Executions
Where Executions is not available, old links open the read-only definition on the Evals definitions page with their source filters retained. That page shows recorded-label evidence and labels without a tracked definition. Pinned Intents views appear under Evals.