dismiss

You can dismiss items in the radar workspace by running the dismiss command with one or more item IDs. This updates the YAML files in place, safely transitioning statuses from detected or triaged_unsure to dismissed to prevent further research.

Yes, you can use the batch mode to dismiss multiple items at once. By running the dismiss command with the batch flag, the tool processes all items currently holding detected or triaged_unsure statuses and updates their YAML files in place.

The dismiss command only allows transitions from detected or triaged_unsure statuses. This safety mechanism prevents accidental dismissal of items that are already past the triage phase or actively being researched.

Dismissing detected items marks them to stop further research while keeping them in your backlog. This maintains a focused research queue by clearing noisy watch sessions without losing the historical record of the detected items.

Yes, dismissing items updates the items/*.yaml files directly in place by invoking the radar CLI. The command then reports the resulting status transitions or any errors encountered during the file update process.

The best way to clear a noisy backlog after watch sessions is to batch dismiss detected or triaged_unsure items. This stops further research on irrelevant entries and keeps your radar workspace focused on high-value targets.