Guide

Listen and talk

Two-voice audio briefs of a space, every fact cited, and a voice you can ask out loud.

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The audio brief How a short nap sharpens motor skill: a player at 0:00 of 1:11 with Bella and George, 6 cited lines, each checked before it was recorded, speed buttons, mp3 download, and the transcript with citation chips on its lines.
A real brief of the essay space: 1:11, six cited lines, each checked before it was recorded.

Audio briefs

listen to this space on a space's wall (also an audio brief in the add tray, a folder's Make an audio brief, the orb, or a brief agent) makes a short conversation between two voices, Bella and George, about what the space's sources say.

The script is written from the space's most central passages, and every factual line quotes one. Before anything is recorded, each quote is checked in Zetaris and each line by the Verifier; a line that doesn't hold is left out. Then ElevenLabs records the dialogue in one request and the transcript is timed word by word, so each line's citation is there as you hear it. It lands in your Inbox too. Play it at 0.75× to 2×, skip 10 seconds, or download the mp3.

The same brief on a phone: the player, Bella and George, 6 cited lines, and the first transcript line by Bella.
The same brief on a phone.

Talk to Konkyo

Tap the orb in the dock and say what you want. Your words appear as you say them, and the orb works out what you meant:

Say something likeIt does
"Do these papers agree about naps?"Answers from the space, checked, and reads the short answer back
"Find sources on slow-wave sleep"A deep search into the space, importing what it shortlists
"Quiz me on this"Makes practice and opens it
"Make a note…"A new note
"Brief me"An audio brief of the space
"New space for…"An empty space
"Catch me up"What moved since you last looked
"Remember that I want page numbers"Saves it to what Konkyo knows
"Show me where it says that"Opens the last answer's first citation
"That's all"Closes the mic

Two asks chain in one sentence ("find sources on spindles, then quiz me on what it finds").

Read aloud

▶ listen on any answer reads it in your chosen voice (Bella, Alice, River, Daniel, Matilda or Eric), the spoken sentence underlined. Choose the voice, and whether answers are read after a spoken ask, in the dock's ♪ menu or Settings → sounds & voice.

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