Voice Chat
Ciaro supports talking directly to the AI Assistant.
Voice Chat
Ciaro supports talking directly to the AI Assistant.
Voice chat gives you a more natural way to use the assistant when typing feels slower or more disruptive than just asking out loud.
What it is for
Voice chat is useful when you want quick answers or guidance while staying focused on your current work.
Good use cases include:
- asking how a feature works
- checking what step should come next
- talking through a workflow problem
- getting help while keeping your hands on the creative work
It works best as a fast conversational layer on top of the same assistant you can use in text chat.
How to think about it
Voice chat is not a separate product inside Ciaro. It is another way to use the same AI Assistant.
That means the value is similar:
- guidance
- explanations
- workflow help
- context-aware assistance
The main difference is the input method. Instead of typing, you speak.
When voice is the better choice
Use voice when:
- your question is short and conversational
- you want a quick answer without pausing to type
- you are actively working in the app and want minimal interruption
- you want to think out loud with the assistant
Use typed chat when:
- you want to read a longer answer carefully
- you need to refer back to exact wording
- your request is more detailed or structured
What users should expect
Voice chat is best for direct back-and-forth help, not long formal documentation. Think of it as a fast working conversation with the assistant while you move through the app.
Examples:
- "What should I do next here?"
- "How do I generate shots for this scene?"
- "Why are my results inconsistent?"
- "Where do I change this?"
Practical tip
If you are already in flow and do not want to stop to type, use voice first.
It is often the fastest way to get unstuck while continuing to work.