Some rules are easier to show than to write. An editor shares one window, does a real task and talks; Claros turns it into a rule set, each rule in their own words with an owner. Nothing applies until they confirm it. This is one way to state rules; documents, connectors and Add a rule are the others. You need Chrome or Edge on a desktop: screen capture is Chromium-only.

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While you work

Claros stays quiet while you type, read or speak, and asks only at a natural pause. All of these must hold:
  • the screen has settled for at least 1.2 s
  • nobody has spoken for at least 1.5 s
  • you aren’t typing or away
  • at most 5 questions per 10 minutes, at least 90 s apart
A question about a possible rule can skip the budget. Questions are short and about what’s on screen: what you changed, a limit, when you’d stop and ask someone.
“You sent the refund back to the card instead of the gift card — what made you do that?”
When Claros has a confident guess it asks you to confirm it instead of asking an open question. Anything it can look up (app docs, general knowledge, O*NET task data) it doesn’t ask. Turn on How Claros decided in the user menu to see why each question was asked and what was looked up instead.

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Read back and confirm

Right after, in the same session:
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Close the gaps

Claros asks what is still unclear: things not answered live, rules it is unsure about, unseen cases, and any disagreement with an earlier recording of the same work (When owners disagree).
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Read-back

Claros explains the whole process back in under a minute. Each step highlights as it is spoken.
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Correct or confirm

Correct anything and Claros reads back only the changed sentences. Say “yes, that’s how it works” to publish.
A bare “yes” never becomes a rule, and neither does “I don’t know”. If you leave early, the rule set is marked needs a second run.

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Privacy while recording

Claros sees only the window you chose. Say “off the record” to pause watching and listening; say “strike that” to delete the last 30 seconds. Personal data on screen is redacted before any model sees it. See Off the record and PII redaction.

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Languages

Voice and voice commands work in English, German, French, Spanish and Russian. Rules keep the speaker’s original words, with a translation.