All your signals.
One hub.

All day, emails, phone calls, texts and useful pages ask for attention. They are all signals. Some arrive automatically; others begin with an intentional request for help.

Coach YapAI educates the new SignalHub Agent through observation, instruction and practice. First, they observe the incoming signals together. Coach explains context, instructions and tools, then gives the agent an instruction card to read before trying a connection. You decide what the agent may do.

The service lesson starts with Mail because we all receive too much of it. SignalHub Mail is designed to distinguish messages from known contacts and unknown senders. Mail reviewers can watch and learn patterns that help treat wanted mail differently. These are intended capabilities, not a claim of autonomous deletion, blocking, or public availability.

Mail can use Webhook to carry an event with sender context and your instructions. URL can bring a useful page with the reason it matters. Receiving an event does not prove an agent has started or completed work.

Weaver connects published events to interested, authorized subscribers. Coach teaches the agent to choose among three distinct outcomes under your rules: a local workstation agent, another agent or service, or a record with no action requested. They practice the record-only path without waking an agent.

The agent learns to pause when a decision is outside their instructions. When they need a human decision, SignalHub ARGH — Attention Relay Gateway for Humans — carries the question and context back to you. Sending the notification does not authorize the agent to proceed.

SignalHub distinguishes Received, Delivered, Recorded, no action requested, and Awaiting human decision. Coach teaches the agent to report the outcome of their work. A record becomes Completed only after that outcome is reported. SignalHub carries the source, context and your instructions forward. Your signals. Your rules.