Senses and hands

• The conversation you are having with it right now.
• Everything it has kept for you before, which it can search.
• The promises and open questions it has written down.
• The worlds you have brought into this conversation, and your own world.

This list is worth reading once, so you are never guessing.

• Your email. It has no access to Outlook, Gmail, or any inbox.
• Your calendar.
• Your files, OneDrive or Drive.
• The internet. It cannot open a web page or look something up online.
• Your accounting, your fleet software, your phone, or anything else you use.

So if you ask it what is on your calendar tomorrow, it can only tell you what you told it. It should say so rather than guess. If it ever answers as though it looked something up, that is wrong and worth reporting.

All of it inside your own account. The one thing that reaches a world is a fact you said yes to.

• Keep a fact, and search back through what it has kept.
• Write down a promise, and close one when it is done.
• Leave a question open for tomorrow, and close one.
• List the ways in it has, which today is an empty list.
• Adjust how it writes to you, and how formally it speaks in a given world.
• Call on a keeper you have brought into the conversation.
• Read you what is waiting for your ✅, and take your yes or your no to one, after saying who would see it. Only when no world is in the conversation; with one there, use the panel.
• Keep what you tell it about a stage lighting rig, in your own words, and read it back.

When it uses one, the conversation says so in plain words: “Kept that.”, “Noted the promise.”, “Looked through what I know.” You always see what it did.

On the right of the workspace there is a panel called “It can”. It lists the ways in you have built together: accounts it is connected to, and procedures it has learned. Today it says “Nothing yet. Each way in we build together stays here.” That is accurate. As things are connected, they appear there with their state next to them.

When hands do exist, the rule holds: reading is Nirvaana's, and sending, paying, signing, deleting or contacting another person is never done on its own. It asks, it waits for you to say yes in that same conversation, and that yes covers only the thing it asked about. Not the next one.