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First setup

Verify the first outcome

Read Sequence history and provider evidence without confusing prepared, approved, scheduled, and sent work.

Lemma 101 · Step 4 of 4Verify what happened
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Open the reviewed Sequence and expand History and provider evidence.

Outcome

You will identify the strongest available evidence for the first action and know whether to wait, resolve a problem, or treat it as provider-confirmed.

Read the four boundaries

StateWhat it provesWhat it does not prove
PreparedResearch or a Draft exists for reviewApproval, scheduling, or delivery
ApprovedThe relevant review boundary was acceptedThat the action is queued or sent
ScheduledThe action has an intended execution timeThat LinkedIn accepted it
Provider-confirmedProvider evidence records the external actionA reply, interest, or business outcome

Decide from the evidence

If provider confirmation is present

Treat the action as sent. Use the Sequence history for timing and external evidence, then monitor replies in Outbox.

If the action is scheduled

Wait for the scheduled time and Sender conditions. Do not infer delivery from the schedule alone.

If a problem is shown

Open Outbox → Open → Problems. Follow the available recovery action and preserve any provider evidence already recorded.

If the result is ambiguous

Do not retry. Repeated attempts can duplicate an external action. Check the Sequence history again or use Lemma support when the evidence cannot establish the outcome.

Evaluating without contacting anyone

Pause or hold the relevant work before the Sender and Sequence become eligible. A connected Sender can be Ready even when you do not intend to allow execution.

Your beginner loop is complete

Use Home for 30-day outcomes and current Outbox orientation. Use Outbox for live work, replies, problems, and provider evidence.