Short scenes on everything the Oracle can do today. Nothing here touches a real record.
The Oracle orb above the chapters available in this guided tour.
Short scenes on everything the Oracle can do today. Nothing here touches a real record.
The Oracle orb above the chapters available in this guided tour.
Ask about the buyer register in plain words. Reads run under your account; anything that would change a record comes back as a card for you to stamp.
A miniature of the Oracle: threads, the conversation and the Canvas.
The only place motion means something: it shows what the Oracle is doing right now.
The five orb states: idle, listening, reading, drafting a card, waiting for you.
Every read shows up while it runs, then folds into “How I answered” with the reads, timings and model.
A live trace of three reads, then the folded “How I answered” line.
Counts, company lists and briefs are filled by the server from the reads, so the model can't invent a company or a number.
A count by verdict, a three-company list and one company brief.
When a read needs a warning it says so in amber, never truncated; an empty read says it is empty; a failure says what failed.
An amber caveat, an empty-result note and an error note.
/list and /goal never change anything by themselves. They come back as cards, and nothing happens until you stamp one.
A save-list card and a goal card, each waiting for a stamp.
Ask about duty, anti-dumping or REACH for a material and you get a card built by the system, not written by the model. It says 'clean' only where an instrument read backs it; everything else says 'not verified — broker verification governs'.
A sample compliance card with one instrument line and one not-verified line.
Thumbs up or down goes to the ledger with that turn's calls; thumbs-down asks what was wrong, if you want to say.
The thumbs bar with its optional reason, and three suggested follow-ups.
Press ⌘K (Ctrl K on Windows) or click “Ask the Oracle” in the top bar on any page. The page you're on rides along as a context chip.
The summon panel with a Prospects page chip and two suggestions.
On Prospects, hover a company and click “Ask about this row”: the company comes with your question.
A Prospects row with its Ask button, and the row chip it creates.
Type / in any composer to see the commands your account holds.
The slash menu with four commands: find, brief, list, goal.
Pin a count, a list or a company brief from any answer. Pins stay live and re-read their source when you open the Canvas.
The Canvas with three counted sections and three one-line pins.
When a pinned read changes, the Oracle writes you a note, and only when something changed.
A drift note listing new tier_1 companies since the pin was made.
A goal you stamp becomes a live job card: stamped, queued, dispatched, running, done. Several can run at once, and the Canvas keeps a Jobs tile.
A sample supplier-goal stepper and two anonymous Jobs tile rows.
Tap the mic, speak for up to two minutes, tap again: your words land in the composer, with Serica terms fixed by the glossary.
The composer idle, listening and transcribing, the glossary line, and the listen pill.
The Oracle sits first in the rail on every page and in the centre of the phone's tab bar.
The rail with a hover label, the phone tab bar, and the density and theme switches.
The Oracle proposes; people decide. Some things are never an Oracle action, for any account.
Six things the Oracle never does.