When a workspace stops producing drafts, it's almost never obvious why: every setting looks reasonable on its own, and every run reports success. The Outreach page now carries a health panel that names the specific setting holding things up, shows you the numbers behind that conclusion, and — where there's a safe fix — offers it as a single click. Here's what the new health panel does: It names the actual blocker, not a vague warning — Instead of "no drafts yet", you get the specific cause: a minimum engagement rate set higher than any real creator reaches, a fit score set above the best score anyone actually got, a discovery cap you've already hit, or no keywords for a platform you've switched on. Every finding shows its evidence — Each item cites the counts it's based on — how many creators were looked at, how many cleared each gate, how many were dropped and for what reason. You can check the reasoning rather than taking it on faith. One-click fixes where a fix is safe — For the findings with an obvious remedy, the panel offers to apply it and tells you the expected effect before you confirm. Nothing is ever changed automatically — you always press the button. A heads-up at the moment you set something unreachable — In Setup, if you type a threshold that no creator on that platform is likely to meet, Stela flags it right there — so the months-long silent stall gets questioned when the value is entered, not weeks later. Findings are ranked, so the blocker comes first — When several things are off at once, the panel orders them by how much they're actually costing you, rather than making you guess which one to tackle.