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Focus a text monitor on plan terms and limits. Use ordinary numeric price rules when you need a deterministic product-price threshold.
Add an optional relevance criterion after your ordinary alert rules. For eligible public text and new-item captures, PageFluxer can help distinguish a meaningful update from a matching change you would rather review quietly in history.
Separate consent · Test before enabling · Captured evidence stays available
Illustrative AI assessment, not a live result. AI can be wrong. Observation mode records assessments without filtering alerts.
Focus a text monitor on plan terms and limits. Use ordinary numeric price rules when you need a deterministic product-price threshold.
Describe the subject you care about and test against retained changes. Keep human review for decisions with material consequences.
Evaluate the captured entry title, description and URL on supported sources. Linked articles are not fetched to fill in missing detail.
Start with a working public text or supported new-item monitor. Ordinary rules are evaluated first.
Give a short, concrete instruction and review a retained change. A manual test does not enable filtering or send a notification.
Where your plan and service settings permit automatic filtering, review the assessment and retained evidence. Keep the criterion current as your goal changes.
Manual relevance testing is available across plans when AI is enabled and consent is given. Automatic relevance evaluation requires Pro or Business; service observation mode may evaluate without suppressing alerts.
Each completed evaluation uses 2 shared AI Credits. Reopening the same cached result with unchanged criteria uses no additional credits. Spending controls and ordinary monitoring limits still apply.
Compare plan allowances →No. It is an optional evaluation after a normal rule matches. Your capture and deterministic rule still need to work first.
An uncertain, failed or unsupported evaluation keeps the ordinary alert path available. It is not treated as a reliable not-relevant result.
Yes. The retained change and available assessment stay in history under normal retention limits. Filtering a notification does not erase the captured event.
Explore a related workflow or the controls behind the capture.
Open an eligible retained change, test your criterion and compare the assessment with the evidence.