Synthetic product walkthrough

See the decision flow before the product ships.

This representative animation illustrates the intended customer experience across the VS Code extension, installable application, and browser companions. It is explicitly synthetic—not a claim that every visual or workflow is final.

Representative UIAnimated · 12-second loop · no private implementation details
Animated representative AI Collaborator interface cycling through preparation, live decision support, and reviewable outcomes.

Capability walkthrough

From conversation to business intelligence.

Each panel below is a synthetic representation of a working capability or explicitly labeled platform direction. No customer data or fabricated production metric is shown.

Live transcriptACTIVE

We need to decide whether the identity dependency blocks the target date.

Who owns closure, and what evidence do we need?

Architecture can own the decision record; delivery will confirm timing.

Conversation historyRevision awareReviewable
AI traceGROUNDED
Request
Decision support
Trigger
Explicit question
Context
2 approved sources
Evidence
3 cited passages
Confidence
Calibrated
Outcome
Completed · retained

Representative trace metadata; no prompt or private content shown.

Post-meeting reportGENERATED
DecisionConditional approval
Actions2 identified
Open risks1 unresolved

Owner: Architecture lead

Timing: Confirm by Friday

Evidence gap: Identity closure

Synthetic example values, clearly separated from product-performance claims.

Organizational intelligencePLATFORM DIRECTION
Current decision
Prior architecture choice
Open delivery dependency
Superseded assumption

ContextIQ demonstrates local implementation of durable meeting evidence, review, organizational memory, and cross-meeting decision state. Production release remains gated.

Capability map

What the product family is designed to cover.

Capabilities are grouped by the customer outcome they support. Release status and exact packaging can differ by edition.

Capture and control

  • Live transcription and conversation history
  • Explicit participant-consent gate
  • Start, pause, resume, restart, stop, end, and forget controls
  • User-initiated typed requests
  • Session recovery and lifecycle diagnostics

Live intelligence

  • Automatic question detection and manual coaching
  • Suggested wording, backup reasoning, questions, and cautions
  • Concurrent coaching with ordered overflow
  • Confidence and confidence reasons
  • Answer history, pinning, follow-up, and session glossary

Grounding and evidence

  • Explicitly selected local document context
  • Bounded retrieval with file and line citations
  • Source-quotation validation and evidence-only fallback
  • Request-specific text and image attachments
  • Restricted public-source verification for explicit requests

After the meeting

  • Automatically archived transcript and AI trace
  • Responsive HTML business-intelligence report
  • Decisions, actions, owners, timing, risks, dependencies, and questions
  • Topic-to-outcome and evidence-confidence indicators
  • Portable export and local fallback reporting

Product surfaces

  • VS Code extension for technical work
  • Installable application for broader business use
  • Browser companion plugins
  • Basic and advanced meeting setup
  • Reusable profiles and explicit context selection

Extensibility ecosystem

  • File-, folder-, and workspace-based grounding
  • Authorized upstream business systems
  • Compatible agents, skills, MCP servers, and tools
  • Human-reviewed downstream actions
  • Configurable models, verification, and review gates

Compatibility requires permissions, policy approval, and tested adapters.

Platform expansion

  • Tenant-scoped meeting intelligence
  • Durable processing and human-reviewed insights
  • Organizational memory and cross-meeting decisions
  • Evidence-backed retrieval and governed exports
  • Downstream workflow and system-of-record actions

Platform expansion is not yet a production-certified commercial claim.

01

Prepare

Select the goal, audience, and authorized context that should shape the meeting.

02

Decide

Use concise wording, questions, cautions, and confidence guidance while the room can still act.

03

Act

Review the evidence, decisions, actions, risks, open questions, and next steps after the meeting.

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