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Once your assistant has surfaced a restock candidate, you’ll usually want to track it, pass on it, or check back later. All three are direct writes — no review link, no waiting.

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Step 1: Decide what you want to do

  • Watch it if you want to keep an eye on the card and come back later. This snapshots today’s market price so you can see how it’s moved when you check back.
  • Dismiss it if you’re passing for good. It won’t come back on the list.
  • Snooze it if you’re not interested right now but might be later. Default is 30 days, but you can ask for a different window.

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Step 2: Ask

“Watch that Charizard candidate.” “Dismiss the third one, I don’t want to chase that.” “Snooze this for 2 weeks.”

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Step 3: Check on watched candidates later

Watched candidates move to your Watchlist. Ask:
“How are my watched candidates doing? Show me the ones that got cheaper since I watched them.”
The assistant compares today’s market price against the price at the moment you watched it, so you can see whether waiting paid off.

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Why these apply immediately

Watching, dismissing, and snoozing are direct writes, the same category as managing a card list — they don’t touch prices or money, they just change what shows up on your buy list next time. That’s different from a pricing rule change, which always goes through a preview and review link because it carries real money risk. If you’re used to getting a review link after asking your assistant to change something, don’t expect one here. Watching is idempotent, so watching the same candidate twice doesn’t create a duplicate action or throw an error.