Inbox

Path: /inbox?actor=<actor-id> (omit actor for the global view)

Per-actor list of open userTask workflow nodes. Renders the embedded form inline so reviewers can submit without leaving the dashboard.

What you'll see

A two-pane layout:

Left: list of open user tasks scoped to the actor query param (or all open tasks). Each row shows: workflow id, run id, task title, due-at indicator (color-coded by SLA), assignedAt timestamp.
Right: the selected task with the form rendered from its schema. Supported field kinds (Phase 1): text, long-text, number, boolean, select, multi-select, date. Submit posts to POST /api/workflows/tasks/:id/submit.

Browse open user tasks, filter by workflow id / SLA bucket.
Submit a task — the workflow run advances to whatever transition the task's submitTransition points at.
Reassign (if the role assignment strategy allows) — the dropdown shows the resolved actor list for the role.
Add a comment without submitting — comments are recorded as transitions in the workflow run timeline.

You want to…	Do this
See the tasks for "alice" specifically	Visit `/inbox?actor=alice`
Forward an inbox link to a non-technical reviewer	Many channels render a one-click button to `/inbox?actor=...` automatically — Telegram/WhatsApp/Slack do this for `userTask` notifications
Triage SLA breaches	Sort by SLA bucket; the Processes page gives a workflow-tree view of the same data

"No actor specified." Pass ?actor=<id> or use /admin → Actors to register actors first.
Form fields render but submit fails. The validation schema rejects something — the response body names the field. Common: an email field in a text schema (Phase 1 doesn't validate email format, but downstream agents may); a number field with a string default.
Tasks don't appear after submit. They have moved to completed. Look in the Processes timeline for the transition.

Page module: src/daemon/ui/pages/inbox.ts
API: GET /api/workflows/tasks?actor=<id>, POST /api/workflows/tasks/:id/submit
Forms: src/workflows/forms.ts defines the schema; the renderer is HTML-form-only (no client framework)