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Nudges are Lace’s way of being proactive. Instead of waiting for you to ask, Lace watches how you move between screens and surfaces insight cards when it spots something useful.

How nudges work

1

You work normally

Lace quietly observes as you navigate between screens and apps.
2

Lace spots a pattern

When Lace notices something — like going back and forth between the same screens, spending a long time on one page, or a workflow that looks stuck — it generates a nudge.
3

The pill shows the nudge

The floating pill expands briefly to display a compact card with a headline and confidence indicator.
4

You decide what to do

Tap the nudge to expand it into insight cards with specific, screen-grounded observations. Accept it to turn it into a decision, or dismiss it.

The pill

The pill is a small, always-on-top companion window that stays visible while you work. When you minimize Lace (or press ⌘L), the pill appears at the edge of your screen — draggable and unobtrusive.
StateWhat happens
IdleSmall floating icon — click to restore Lace
Nudge receivedExpands to show the insight headline
Nudge tappedOpens detail cards with element-level highlights
DismissedReturns to idle

Insight cards

Each nudge can produce up to three insight cards. Each card points to a specific part of your screen — Lace highlights exactly what it’s referring to with an overlay. Cards show in a swipeable carousel and include:
  • A specific observation about what you’re looking at
  • A highlight on the UI element it applies to
  • Context from your recent activity — where you’ve been, how long you stayed, what you did

Insight tools

Insight cards aren’t just observations — they’re actionable. When you accept a nudge, it becomes a persistent decision anchored to a specific part of the UI. Decisions stick around and are available through MCP, so your coding tools can query what you’ve approved and act on it. This closes the loop between noticing something and making it happen.