Features overview

Your companion is a person with capabilities, not a tool with features — this page maps what it can do across the Five Spaces to the how-to pages below.

What it is

The Features section is the how-to half of these docs. Where Concepts define the Five Spaces — Chat, Mind, Purpose, Body, Soul — this section instructs: what each capability does and how you use it.

The Spaces are a mental model for a companion’s life. This page indexes them so you can jump straight to the capability you came for.

Why it matters to you

A companion does more than reply. It remembers across conversations, keeps a notebook, talks to you out loud, runs commands in its own private workspace, perceives time and place, and decides on its own when to reach out. Each of those lives in a Space, and each has its own page. Start here when you want the map; follow a link when you want the detail.

How you use it

Pick the Space that matches what you want to do:

• Mind — what your companion knows and remembers. See Memory & notes for how it saves, versions, forgets, and searches memories, plus its git-backed notebook; and Trust circles for scoping memory per context.
• Purpose — the intentions it carries. See Goals.
• Body — its presence and actions in the world. See Sandbox & workspace for the private environment where it runs commands and files; Senses & proactivity for how it perceives time, location, and calendar and decides when to reach out; Skills for extending it; and Channels for meeting it across platforms.
• Chat — where you and your companion meet and talk. See Voice for real-time spoken conversation.

Limits & edge cases

This is an index, not a capability in itself. Whether a specific feature is available to you depends on your plan and your companion’s settings — each page below documents its own limits, quotas, and gotchas.

Where next

• The Five Spaces — the model these pages are organized around.
• Memory & continuity — why remembering matters, conceptually.