How do I know what to fix next?
You fix next whatever costs the most: the signal firing on the most sessions, the cohort closest to churning, or the unmet intent driving the most abandonment. Flowlines ranks failures by reach and cost so prioritization is a sorted list, and (in preview) drafts the memory fix that would prevent the top one.
The hard part of improving an agent isn't finding problems, it's knowing which one to fix first. A long list of issues with no weighting is almost as useless as no list at all.
Flowlines ranks by impact. Signals are ordered by how many sessions and users they touch. Cohorts surface who's about to churn. Unmet intents are ranked by abandonment cost. The thing at the top of those lists is, by definition, the highest-leverage fix.
Memory recommendations (in design-partner preview) close the loop: when a pattern is significant, Flowlines drafts the structured memory field that would have prevented it, with the evidence behind it. You approve, reject, or auto-merge, every write reversible.
Last updated 2026-05-28