The guide’s chat elements
What a guide reply may bring up, from a fixed list per path that the kit checks on every reply, and what the host draws itself (the name field, the import’s review). Every word is host copy; the log at the foot is what each host port received.
Name field (host-drawn under the fixed line)
Assistant: First, what should I call you?
Secret field: a person’s own AI key
Assistant: If you have your own key, you can add it here. I never see it.
Secret field: their own workspace, after its consent and warning
Assistant: To connect your workspace, I need your agreement first, then your own key.
Consent checkbox
Assistant: Before we start your research, one thing to agree to.
A form inside the chat
Assistant: A few questions, right here.
A long form in a modal (a questionnaire)
Assistant: These questionnaires help me understand how you like to work. Here is a short one.
Personality, short form
It opens in its own window, so you can take your time.
The modal on its own:
Bringing notes and to-dos in
Assistant: Paste them, or add an export file or a screenshot.
The review before anything is saved (host-drawn)
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The review after the host’s screen (whole-platform)
Here is what I found
This looks like Health, so it goes there, not into your notes. Change it if you like.
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The export lookup’s status
Assistant: I will look up how to export from there.
A wanted connection
Add Some Notes App to the list of connections we could build?
An area brought into the menu (GUIDE.15)
Assistant: You keep losing your ideas, so I have added the Idea pool to your menu: one place where every idea lands.
Idea pool is ready in your space.
Idea pool is now available.
A room the conversation hands the person to (K.16b)
Assistant: That sounds like one question you keep coming back to. There is a room made for staying with it.
Think this through in One question, deeply?
Stay with a single question until you have worked it out.
Whether to move to another city for my partner
A research question handed to the person’s research (K.16c)
Assistant: That is something your research team can look into. If you agree, they start on it.
Hand this question to your research team?
Does magnesium in the evening help with sleep?
Research starts on it, paid from your research budget, and the answer comes where your research reports.
Choice chips (a question’s answer, drawn by the screen)
Assistant: Where would you like to start?