Catch up
If your attention drifts, recover what mattered before you sign off: what was decided, what remains open, and where you are needed next.
How it is used
More present in the work. Less occupied by the handoff.
The relay augments your side of a conversation. It keeps the material you need close enough to question, shape, and carry forward while it is still current.
01 / In practice
The useful moment is usually before the meeting ends.
Context has its highest value while the work is still moving.
A relay makes the current conversation available to the tools that help you think. The transcript itself is just working material, not the destination.
Listen properly
A lecture, a seminar, a long appointment you can’t pause. Writing down what was said and actually understanding it compete for the same attention. Let the relay keep the record and spend yours on the room.
Ask privately
Question your agent about the point that was just made. Get background, recall a prior commitment, or test your understanding without interrupting the room.
Follow through
Draft your own recap or next action while the exchange is fresh. Names, decisions, and unresolved details arrive with the request instead of being rebuilt afterward.
Make an artifact
Turn a rambling session into notes that distinguish decisions, commitments, questions, and next moves. Keep the result where your work already lives.
Stay hands-free
Let a dictation-first workflow remain a dictation-first workflow. What you say can become text, a note, or part of today’s context without a return to the keyboard.
02 / The boundary
Augment your participation. Don't misrepresent it.
Cyrano is for helping you understand, remember, and follow through on conversations you're part of, not for concealing who, or what, is participating. Where others reasonably expect to be speaking with an unaided person, that expectation should hold. Don't use assistance where it's prohibited, or where consent and authenticity are the point.
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The first context relay you can use today.
Cyrano turns the spoken parts of your day into private, useful context for the tools you choose.