You went blank. The other person is waiting, and the thread of the conversation is slipping. The window already has the answer. You read it, you say it, the call keeps moving.
The window only you can see
Sayli floats on top of your call as a small pill. It is invisible to screen share at the OS level, so when you share your screen, no one sees it but you.
The collapsed pill shows a live level meter, the word "Listening", and a call timer. It carries three buttons: Ask, mark Done, and Hide.
Tap Ask and the pill becomes a Pane. The Pane holds the Ask input, the action chips, and pickers for language and Skill.
How it answers
Press ⌘+Space to ask. Answers stream back token by token, so you start reading before the full reply lands. Under one second to the first answer.
Every answer is grounded in three things at once.
That mix is why the answer fits the call you are on, not a generic version of it.
The action chips
Three chips give you a fast read without typing a question.
These chips used to fire on their own. Now they wait. You tap one when you want it, and the call stays quiet until you do.
Move it, hide it
Drag the window anywhere on screen. Put it where your eyes already are, off to the side, near the speaker tile, wherever fits the call.
When you need it gone, Hide drops it instantly. One tap and the screen is yours again.
⌘+Space works from anywhere during a call. You never have to reach for the window first.