Needs attention — what is slipping between the modules

Profusia's modules each answer within their own lane. Nothing else catches what falls between them — a plan with no documents behind it, a live table nobody reads, a page quietly serving eight-week-old numbers, a document published onto no site at all. "Needs attention" is the members-only view that does. It is in the account menu on every module page (and on site pages), and it opens on a list of the actual things, grouped under your work, your live data and your documents, each one a link you can click straight into. A panel on the left lists every finding so you can jump between them. Everyone in the workspace sees it, and everyone sees the same things — it is not an administrator's screen. At the foot of that page, under "Analysis", is the Depth Map: the shape of your whole library in one picture — which areas hold the most and what is quietly aging. Nothing on it needs doing; it is there for proportion. Everything here is computed from real activity — nothing in any of it is estimated — and a young workspace is told there is not enough to draw yet rather than being shown an impressive picture of nothing.