One conversation, two ways in
Voice requests are transcribed into the venture conversation, so the text record and follow-up work remain inspectable.
Talk to ATLAS in the web workspace, then inspect the transcript and any action that needs review.
Web voice gives operators another way to ask ATLAS for help. Spoken requests are transcribed into the same workspace conversation used for text, so the resulting plan, tool use, and approvals remain visible instead of disappearing into an audio-only session.
A voice request is not an authorization shortcut. Ending a session stops the conversation, but does not reverse actions already committed.
Specific product behaviors, not a promise that every provider or jurisdiction is connected for every business.
Voice requests are transcribed into the venture conversation, so the text record and follow-up work remain inspectable.
A spoken instruction uses the same tool rules as a typed one; speech cannot approve a pending action.
Interrupting playback or ending a session stops the interaction, not work already committed.
Select a capability to see where it fits, then go deeper when you're ready.
See the difference between an implemented integration, an authorized account, and a destination that still needs setup.
Select the venture and inspect the relevant connection in the web workspace.