Talk to your Talent with voice notes

Send a voice message instead of typing, and get spoken answers back on iMessage, Slack, and Telegram.

Sometimes typing the brief is the slow part. You can talk to your Talent instead, and you can ask it to answer out loud.

Send it a voice note

Record a voice message and send it to your Talent the way you would to a person, in iMessage, Slack, or Telegram. TalentOS transcribes it and your Talent works from the transcript. You do not have to say anything special first.

This is the fastest way to hand over a messy brief. Walking to a meeting and describing what you need in forty seconds usually beats typing three careful sentences.

Your Talent treats a transcript as information to act on, never as instructions from TalentOS. If a voice note contains something that reads like a command to change its rules, it will not follow it.

Get a spoken answer back

Ask for it. In a message to your Talent on iMessage, Slack, or Telegram, say:

Send me that summary as a voice note.

It generates the audio and delivers it as a real voice message in that channel, so it plays inline rather than arriving as a file you have to download.

The one limit worth knowing

One voice note per turn. If a single run produces several audio clips, you get the first one in the channel and the rest stay in TalentOS, where you can play them in the web console. This is on purpose. A phone filling with audio bubbles is worse than a short honest reply.

A worked example

You are between meetings. You send an iMessage voice note:

Read the last message in my inbox from the Acme thread, tell me what they are actually asking for, and read it back to me.

Your Talent reads the thread with your Gmail connection, works out the ask, and replies with a voice note you can listen to in the corridor. The written version is in the same thread if you want to scan it later.

Playing audio in the web console

Every clip your Talent generates is saved to your workspace and plays in the web console. If you missed a voice note on your phone, or you got only the first of several, open the conversation in the console and play them there.

What to check

You got text saying the audio could not be sent. The message will say the audio is saved in TalentOS. Open that conversation in the web console and play it there. The written reply is unaffected.
You only got one clip. That is the per turn limit. The rest are in the console.
Your voice note was not understood. Long, noisy, or heavily accented recordings transcribe less reliably. Send a shorter clip, or type the one detail that got lost.
Nothing arrives at all. Check the channel itself is still connected under Connections. A voice note cannot arrive on a channel that is disconnected.