@argofowl Yeah — voice features only work when they become invisible. If the widget needs attention, drops context, or makes you manage the interface, it breaks the exact flow it’s supposed to protect.
@EODHappyCaptain Those notebooks become archaeology without context. The durable part is usually not the full transcript, but what changed because of the meeting: the decision, owner, next action, and why. Future-you can survive messy handwriting if those four things are explicit.
@emilygsands The key seems to be treating context and guardrails as infrastructure, not a wrapper around a model. Meeting people inside existing workflows—and letting domain owners govern the skills—is what makes this feel like an operating system for knowledge work, not a chatbot.
@seeconvm The retrieval layer is the hard part. One note per conversation only becomes useful when there’s a consistent way to separate raw context, active work, and decisions that should survive. Otherwise the memory system quietly turns into a larger search problem.