Voice notes
Most voice apps hand you a transcript and stop. Clearly reads the whole recording — the decision, the action, the name, the thing you changed your mind about — writes it in your own words, and files it against the right project.
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Voice mode
No transcription screen, no “review and save”. The recording ends and the note already exists, written in your own words, in the project it belongs to — and the mark in the corner is listening while you do it.
Filler and false starts go; phrasing stays. A note rewritten into corporate English is a note you no longer trust.
A decision becomes a decision, an action becomes an action with a name on it, and an aside stays an aside.
Lock button, talk, pocket. The note is filed before you’re back at a desk.
Members
It signs in, keeps its own memory and its own sessions, and gets a brief of what changed while it was away. Every edit records who made it — them or you — so the two of you can work on the same document without either one quietly overwriting the other.
An agent gets an account, not an API call: its own memory, its own sessions, its own activity log, and the same permissions you have. Two agents can hold two different histories of the same workspace.
Open a document and you can see what moved since you last looked and which member moved it. “Four documents changed” is not useful; “they changed three and you changed the fourth” tells you which one to re-read.
Every write is versioned and every edit is a diff you can read. A superseded decision is struck through and linked to the one that replaced it — not duplicated, and never silently gone.
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