Hold the key, speak, let go to send. A quick tap listens until you pause.

Use Fn or right ⌘ instead of ⌥ Space, in any app.

Click to listen, to send what you said, or to stop her speaking.

Type a turn and she answers out loud and in text.

After she answers, the mic reopens for your follow-up, no keys needed.

Start talking while she speaks and she stops within a quarter of a second.

She judges the end of your turn from the words, so a trailing “and…” gets time.

Talk to someone in the room or on a call and she drops it without a trace.

Say “Hey Mira” to start without a key; the request that follows is kept.

She starts searching while you are still speaking, so answers arrive sooner.

Start fresh with ⌘N; the transcript stays in her history. She asks first.

“Do this in the repo” goes to your own Claude Code session; she speaks the result.

Pick your mic; virtual devices such as meeting audio can’t be chosen.

Choose Ava, Emma, Jenny or Sonia, each with a preview.

Set how fast she talks, from 0.8× to 1.4×.

Each sentence plays while the next is still being written, so the first sound comes fast.

You say “Perkelk Rūtą į penktą” and it appears as typed text, on the Mac.

Drafts follow the language each person writes in, shown on their page.

Her recent openers and pet names are tracked so she doesn’t reuse them.

“Reply to this” just works. She reads your screen once, when you start talking.

Drop in a photo or snap one. She proposes a card, and nothing happens before your yes.

Talk as long as you like; it becomes a spec, brief, tasks or email waiting for your yes.

“Remind me Friday at 10 to…” becomes a task with time, area and repeat, shown first.

Every morning at 09:00 she says your day in about a minute and a half.

Five to eight cards: open, snooze, or hold to approve a draft.

Say “skip” or “more on that” while it plays.

What got done overnight, what fixed itself, and what waits for you.

After half an hour away she recaps what she did, spoken and written.

Ten minutes before a meeting, a quiet notification with a short brief.

On the 1st, a written look-back lands on your Desktop, with a spoken version.

“September in review: three shipped, one blocked, two waiting.”

Measured figures with their sources are drafted into your report shape, then summarised aloud.

A plain update from the project’s real progress, in your style, waiting for your hold to send.

At 18:00 she says what’s done and left; on Fridays she sums up every session’s week.

Your Apple Mail accounts, read and filtered: All, Needs reply, Tasks, FYI.

Each message becomes a reply draft, a task, a brief for a session, or filed FYI.

A style profile per account, language and person, with Short, Friendly or Formal tones.

Say what to change and she rewrites it.

Hold to send; let go early and nothing goes. A few seconds to undo.

Create a task, or send a brief to a Claude session; both can be undone.

“Ignored. Mira won’t bring it up again,” with Undo.

A message that tries to instruct Mira is flagged; she won’t act unless you say so.

Tracks what you asked for and what they promised, and drafts a nudge when it’s late.

Slack, WhatsApp and Messages in one list, filtered by All, Direct, Groups, Mentions.

A DM or mention arrives the moment it lands, with thread context.

Hold to post into the conversation or thread, then a few seconds to undo.

Reads images, PDFs, Office files, Google Docs, videos and links, with a one-line summary each.

A ladder per person: drafts, then an undo window, then on her own.

She drafts in your style and pastes it into the chat; you press Enter.

Shows the thread and nearby messages, read-only, without opening the chat.

Shows why she was allowed to send, with an Undo countdown.

Everything waiting on you in one list; each card shows what happens, to whom, from where.

Say “yes”, “not now” or the card’s phrase: short answers only, while the card is showing.

Every irreversible step is a hold, labelled with what it does: send, delete, deploy.

Send a question to whoever asked; the answer comes back to the card.

For bulk or destructive work she prepares and counts it, then waits for your yes.

Everything she did, with when, where, who and why, and Undo where possible.

A session waiting at a permission prompt shows its command, with “Show in VS Code”.

Approve or Decline from a Mac notification; Approve needs Touch ID or your password.

Deploys, sending email, posting and money always wait for you; no session can skip them.

Today, Upcoming and By area views, daily or weekly repeats, and Undo on done.

Snooze for 15 minutes, an hour or until tomorrow.

A Mac notification, an in-app banner and a spoken line; quiet hours hold them.

Hourly request check, 09:00 briefing, 18:00 wrap-up, Monday and Friday reviews, each switchable.

Choose when it runs, what to do and how to be told: spoken, notification or quiet summary.

Set a standing goal; she checks read-only on a schedule and tells you once.

From 22:00 to 08:00 she holds messages and tells you in the morning how many came in.

Reads today’s and upcoming meetings, so “what’s next?” gets a real answer.

A brief built from your mail and Slack history with the attendees.

She proposes a hold or move; after your yes it is written to Calendar.

Bookings in mail and calendar become one trip with a leave-by time. She never books or pays.

Invoices and receipts filed per company and month, with a CSV ledger for your accountant.

Flags double charges, price rises, trials ending and renewals; cancellation emails are drafted for you to send.

When unsure she asks in Needs you, with a button per company.

Facts, people, projects and rules, each with its source; search, edit or forget with Undo.

Rewrite a draft the same way and she keeps the rule.

Contact details, last contact, promises both ways, recent mail, meetings and what she remembers.

Searches people, mail, chats, files, memory, tasks and research at once.

The conversation and memory carry over to new chats and restarts.

“Research this” gets a one-line answer, then a background job returns facts tied to sources.

States like working, waiting for your OK or finished, plus a timeline and thread.

Say “tell the website session…” and the answer lands in the thread.

Ask who’s blocked or what changed today; finished long work is summarised aloud.

Each piece of work shows handed over, received, working, done or failed.

Lanes on a five-step track, gates, and how far ahead of release.

“AgentOps status”, “pause the lanes”, “start a lane”; she asks for a spoken yes first.

Approve, decline or ask, seeing exactly what happens on yes.

A switch for each session.

Clicks and types for you up to the step that can’t be undone; you press the last button.

Add a local MCP server and set each tool to Off, Ask, Read only or Allowed.

For an imminent meeting, urgent message or stuck session, within a daily budget, never in Focus or calls.

Playful, Focused or Quiet, or follow your day: focused in meetings, quiet at night.

One caring line a day at most; “not now” snoozes it, “stop checking on me” ends it.

When a Claude session has something for you, she says it; quiet hours hold it.

“Pause for an hour”: no mic, screen, mail reading or speaking first until you resume.

“Off the record, …” gets a throwaway answer; nothing is saved and the clip is deleted.

Apps and sites she never reads; password managers, banking and medical sites are on it by default.

Older transcripts and clips are deleted daily; “Clear history” asks first.

Listening, the wake word and her server run on your Mac.

“The network is down. Tasks and reminders still work; I’ll do the rest when it’s back.”

A sidebar for Mail, Chats, Conversation, Sessions, Needs you, Tasks, Briefing, Memory and Settings.

A liquid orb shows listening, thinking, speaking and handing off; it respects Reduce Motion.

A small capsule over every app shows what she is doing, with captions.

Bars that move with her voice; drop a photo on it; Talk, Pause and Hands-free in the panel.

Reminders, approvals, goals met, auto-replies waiting and a quiet-hours summary.

Pick your mic, choose your talk key, then pick how she sounds.

Voice, listening, quiet hours, mood, locked approvals, privacy, never-look and plug-ins, all synced.

A simple voice page on this Mac that works in any browser tab.