Resolve an attention item
POST /api/attention-items/{id}/resolve
Marks an attention item as resolved, indicating that a human has reviewed and addressed the flagged issue. This does not affect the underlying conversation — use the conversation endpoints to take over, reply, or resolve the conversation itself.
Authorizations
Section titled “Authorizations ”Parameters
Section titled “ Parameters ”Path Parameters
Section titled “Path Parameters ”The unique identifier of the attention item to resolve.
Request Body
Section titled “Request Body ”object
Why the item is resolved, kept with it.
Example
Handled by phone with the customer.Responses
Section titled “ Responses ”The attention item has been marked as resolved.
Simple success acknowledgment returned by action endpoints (reply, resolve, take-over, etc.).
object
Always true on success.
Example
trueThe id is not an attention item id (Attention item not found). An item that is no longer open, or that does not exist in your account, is left as it is and the call answers 200.
Standard error response returned by all endpoints on failure.
object
A human-readable error message describing what went wrong.
Example
Conversation not foundA machine-readable reason on some refusals, for example ‘key_lock’ when an API key’s brand or workspace restriction does not cover the action.
Example
key_lockOn a 403 for an API key without a scope the endpoint requires: the scopes the key lacks.
Example
[ "mcp:write"]On a 409 with code duplicate_question or duplicate_rule_text: the knowledge base entry or policy that already holds the question or rule text.
Example
11223344-5566-4788-99aa-bbccddeeff00On a 422 about one MCP connection a request names, from an assignment or an agent create or update (a connection that does not exist, one listed twice, or one that does not declare a tool named): the connection, as the request named it.
On the same 422: the tool names the connection does not declare.
Example
[ "get_orders"]On the same 422: the tools the connection declares.
Example
[ "get_order", "search_orders"]