You are mid-call and someone asks about last quarter's churn. You do not interrupt to go look it up. You type the question in the live window, and the answer is already streaming back.
Ask in your words, on a call
Ask Sayli is the ask input in the live window. You type a question in plain language while the call is happening, send it with ⌘+↵, and the answer streams back as it is written.
The answer comes back in the language Sayli writes in, even when the call is in another language.
What grounds the answer
When the facts are not there, the answer says so instead of filling the gap.
One-tap asks
The move that comes up on every call has its own button. Help me drafts a response to what is on the table right now, and ⌥+↵ fires it from any app without opening Sayli first. Scan reads what is on your screen and answers from that.
Everything else stays a question. Ask for the topics so far, or what you missed, in the ask line: it is one line of typing and it keeps the row to a single obvious action instead of a wall of buttons.
Ask anywhere in the app
You do not need a live call to ask. Press ⌘+J on any screen to ask about the page you are on, a past meeting, or everything you have discussed. Your exchanges are kept in Conversations, so you can pick a thread back up, unless you turn off Remember my Ask conversations in Settings, under Meetings. See Conversations.
Sayli also answers questions about Sayli itself: where a control lives, what your plan includes, or how to connect a tool. The answer matches your role, so a Member is not told to change a setting only an Admin can reach.
Ask it to fix things
When something in a brief is wrong, say so. "Priya said that, not Sam", "mark the pricing follow-up done", or "file this call under Acme". Sayli prepares the change and shows you exactly what it will do. Nothing changes until you approve it, and an applied change can be undone.