Seven words that always work

Try saying

The orb shows and tells

Start with “Hey A42”, or tap the orb. Known commands run instantly. Anything else goes to Claude, which can arrange the room and write answers.

Keys

/

Type a command

⌘K

Commands and settings

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Settings

L

Lock the room

Space

Hold to talk

←→

Move between windows

Enter

Focus: full size or back

Alt←

Move the window, add Shift to resize

X P

Close, pin

B

Back to the last layout

N

Open what needs you most

Q M V

Quiet mode, mic, voice

T C

Light or dark, next colors

S G W

Spatial, glance, theater

F6

Jump between orb, windows and chat

Esc

Step back, stop, close

Touch, hands and glasses

• Orb. Tap to talk. Hold to pull it together. Drag to spin. Drop a file on it to hand it over.
• Hand it over. Drag a window into the orb and let go: an agent takes the work and brings back a result. Decisions and personal things stay with you.
• Around the orb. The small shapes circling it are things that need you. Bigger means more urgent, hollow means the source is old. Tap one to open it. A dashed ring with sparks means agents are working: tap a spark for its card.
• Strings. Tap where a string meets a window to see the source. Small pulses mean live data, a dashed line means old data, a gap means the source is disconnected.
• Numbers. Press and hold any number to see where it comes from.
• Phone. One card at a time. Swipe sideways between cards, tap a bead to jump.
• Camera hands. In the standalone file: point to aim, pinch to click or drag, open palm to go full size, fist to close.
• Ray-Ban Display. Swipe between cards, index pinch to select, middle pinch to go back.
• Headsets and 3D glasses. Look at a window and pinch to select, pinch and drag to move, pull apart with two hands to resize.
• Big screen. Your phone is the remote: a trackpad, your keyboard and the mic.