Voice agent

The voice agent brings your idea to life in two ways: your voice becomes your password, and your AI assistant learns to talk back — optionally with a face. It’s the same assistant you know from chat, but hands-free.

Voice login

Instead of typing a password, you can sign in with your voice. Your voice is as unique as a fingerprint — the system builds a voiceprint from your speech and uses it to verify it’s really you.

• Enroll — record yourself a few times (a minute or two total) to create your voiceprint. Enrolling requires your consent, which is recorded.
• Verify — on subsequent logins, speak a short phrase to sign in. Voice verification works alongside your other login methods and security checks.
• Revoke — change your mind? Revoke your voiceprint at any time and it’s deleted, returning you to standard login only.

Voiceprints are tied to your account alone. There’s one voiceprint per account, and you control it end to end.

Speak with your assistant

Beyond login, your idea gets a voice conversation you can talk to like a colleague:

1. You speak — your speech is converted to text.
2. The assistant thinks — the same AI brain behind the text chat takes over, with the same access to your idea’s research.
3. It speaks back — the reply is converted back to speech, so the whole conversation happens out loud.

The assistant behaves exactly as it does in text chat: it can look up your research, and anything that changes your idea is proposed to you for confirmation before it happens — spoken confirmations included. The full transcript of every voice session is saved, so nothing is lost when the conversation ends.

A talking-head avatar per idea

For each idea you can embed a LiveAvatar — a talking-head presentation of the assistant that appears on your idea’s page. It’s a conversational assistant with a face: ask a question out loud and the avatar speaks the answer back.

The avatar is scoped to the idea you embed it on, so each of your ideas can present itself in its own voice. The embed opens in a sandboxed frame that only asks for microphone access — nothing else on your page is touched.

Getting started

1. Enroll your voice — from your account security settings, complete the enrollment flow.
2. Test voice login — sign out and back in using your voice.
3. Open a voice conversation on an idea and ask a question out loud.
4. Add an avatar — on the idea page, enable the LiveAvatar embed for that idea.

Usage metering

Voice features are metered and count against your plan’s usage:

• Speech-to-text and text-to-speech — voice minutes and characters consumed by conversations and avatar responses
• Assistant tokens — the same AI reasoning that powers chat

Your usage dashboard shows voice usage alongside everything else, so there are no surprises on your bill.

Note

The voice agent is a convenience and an aid — it is not a security guarantee or a substitute for your other login methods. Keep your standard authentication active as your primary access.

Tip

Set up voice login once and it makes every subsequent session faster — especially when you’re testing ideas on the go. See the Voice stack page for how the pieces fit together.