Say what you need. Your teammate takes it from there.

Hold your shortcut, talk the way you'd brief a colleague, and let go. Lexi turns what you said into a plan, does the work, and asks before anything important.

See it in action

One breath, start to finish.

Here's a real request, said out loud in about five seconds.

Illustration on macOS: you hold your shortcut (⌥ and Space in this example) and say "Move my three o'clock with Dana to tomorrow morning and let her know why." When you let go, Lexi plans the work: find a free slot tomorrow morning, check Dana's calendar and draft a note to Dana. It then shows the new time, 10:00 to 10:30 tomorrow, and the note, and waits for your OK. You choose Send and update, and Dana's invite is updated.

Built for the way you actually talk.

Talk in full sentences.

No commands to memorize. Say "push the design review to Thursday and tell the team," and Lexi works out the steps.

Illustration: one spoken request, "Push the design review to Thursday and tell the team.", splits into three plan steps: find the design review, move it to Thursday, tell the team.

Fix it as you go.

Changed your mind mid-sentence? Just say "actually, make it Friday." Your words appear as you speak, and you can edit them before Lexi starts.

Illustration: the transcript reads "Push the design review to Thursday and tell the team." You add "Actually, make it Friday.", so Thursday is struck through and replaced by Friday. An Edit button sits on the line.

Follow up without starting over.

Hold your shortcut again to add a detail or ask a follow-up. Lexi keeps the thread of the task you're on.

Illustration: you ask "Set up the design review for Thursday at 2." and then add "And add Sam." The same task card updates to include Sam.

Try saying something like this.

Meetings

  • “Get me ready for the 2 p.m. review.”
  • “What did we decide last time about the budget?”
Meetings

Email

  • “Reply to Priya and say Thursday works.”
  • “Anything urgent in my inbox since lunch?”
Email

Calendar

  • “Find 30 minutes with Alex and Jordan next week.”
  • “Block two hours tomorrow morning for deep work.”
Scheduling

Files

  • “Pull up the latest project brief and summarize it.”
  • “Put this week's receipts in one folder.”
Files & documents

Tasks

  • “Turn my notes from the call into action items.”
  • “Remind me to follow up with Sam on Friday.”
Everyday tasks

Research

  • “Compare these three project tools for our team.”
  • “What changed in the vendor contract?”
Research

Listening only when you ask.

Push-to-talk, always.
Lexi listens only while you hold your shortcut or the mic button. Let go and the mic turns off.
You can see it listening.
A live indicator and your words on screen show exactly what Lexi is hearing.
Nothing happens without you.
Voice requests follow the same rules as typed ones. Anything that sends, shares, deletes or leaves your computer waits for your OK.
Speak or type, any time.
Voice is optional. Switch to typing mid-task and pick up where you left off.

Questions.

More answers in the Help center
Does Lexi listen all the time?

No. Lexi only listens while you hold your shortcut or the mic button. When you let go, listening stops.

Can I fix what Lexi heard?

Yes. Your words appear on screen as you speak, and you can edit them before Lexi starts the task.

What if I'd rather type?

Type whenever you like. Voice and typing work the same way, and you can switch in the middle of a task.

Keep your focus. Get more done with a teammate by your side.

Give your AI teammate a task and see where it can help.

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