Warning
A system output indicating that conditions have crossed a threshold requiring human attention.
title: "Warning" description: "A system output indicating that conditions have crossed a threshold requiring human attention."
A warning is a formal signal from the system that available evidence now supports elevated concern. It is more than a metric spike or isolated anomaly. A warning means the platform has enough evidence to justify bringing the issue to human attention.
What a Warning Is Not
A warning is not:
- an automatic action
- a prediction with certainty
- a substitute for operator judgment
Why Warnings Matter
Warnings focus attention. They help teams move from passive monitoring to active review when the evidence justifies it.
In Halobond
Warnings are evidence-backed and traceable through lineage. They are designed to support human review, escalation, and decision-making without hiding the basis for the alert.