Signals
Defining the signals Auron should detect and surface.
A signal definition is what tells Auron what to watch for inside a conversation: a category of thing worth surfacing, such as a risk, an intent, or a specific commitment, attached to the agents that should be detecting it.
What you configure
Configuration covers signal categories, the groupings signals are organized under, used for filtering and reporting as much as detection itself, and signal definitions, what actually counts as an instance of that category and how confidently it needs to be detected before it's surfaced. Like skills and tools, detection is attached per agent rather than applied globally.
Where detections show up
Once configured, detections appear inside the session they came from, on the organization-wide signals screen, in Analytics, and on the phone as a session's Signals tab.
Governance
The rules governing how signals are extracted and reviewed are set at the organization level, in the AI constitution, rather than left to each agent's own judgment.
Where this is managed
Signals and signal categories are configured in the console under Signals and signal categories.