Browser notifications
Enable CodeTeach.app browser alerts for long-running jobs, and check site permissions and system Focus settings if they do not appear.
Written By Alan Gandy
Last updated About 2 hours ago
CodeTeach.app can send browser notifications when a generation, validation, deployment, or post-push check completes. The control appears on an active job's progress screen.
Turn notifications on
Start a job and select Notify me when done.
Allow notifications for codeteach.app when your browser asks.
Keep browser and operating-system notifications enabled. The preference is remembered for later jobs.
Notifications complement the assignment status shown in the app. If a notification is missed, open the assignment or dashboard for the current result.
If alerts do not appear
Check the browser's site permission for https://codeteach.app, the browser's system notification permission, and Focus or Do Not Disturb settings. In Chrome, inspect Site settings for this domain. If you work on staging, its origin is https://dev.codeteach.ai and needs its own permission. Browser notifications require the page and browser to remain capable of receiving events; do not treat them as guaranteed delivery.
To turn the feature off, use the progress screen's notification control or block the site in browser settings.