Chat, history and memory

Ted's desk

Ted (⌘ 1) is where you talk. His replies come on paper, your messages on sticky notes, and a live card says what he is actually doing: Running a command on your Mac…, Reading a WhatsApp chat….

• New sheet (⌘ N) files the current conversation away and starts a clean one.
• New Chat Window… (⇧ ⌘ N) opens another conversation in its own window, for example with one of the agents.
• Command Palette (⌘ K) jumps anywhere.

Ask in plain words. Some examples:

Remind me to call Diego tomorrow at 10.
Reply to Diego's e-mail saying the proposal is fine.
Track AE000580781BR and let me know when it arrives.
Follow Kubernetes releases.

Home

Home (⌘ 2) is a site report: today's numbers, what is live right now, what's next on your calendar, Ted's latest brief, and the site log.

History

History (⌘ 3) is the archive: every conversation filed and searchable. Open one and it goes back on Ted's desk, or into its agent's window.

Memory

When Ted writes something down, a 📌 note shows up on his reply, with Undo if he got it wrong. Ask him what he knows about something, or to forget anything:

What do you remember about the Lisbon trip?
Forget what I told you about my old address.

Ted's memory keeps track of evidence and notices when something contradicts what he knew, instead of just piling notes up. It can also use Cortex for recall.