Orchestra AI by Hyperdrift · Field notes
Voice
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Spoken instructions that end in a result you can inspect, from a dashboard that reports back to directing work across apps.
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Conversation / First Officer
Conversational AI interfaces: keep the evidence in view
Our First Officer prototype explores a conversation that moves the Bridge to the subject being discussed. HyperVideoMesh shows a related principle: the agent's work should remain visible and editable.
Prototype in development - 09Read →
Conversation / Hyperdrift First Officer
Your dashboard should report to you
A chief of staff walks in and says: three things need you today. We built that for a one-founder fleet. You talk, it answers in under a second, an agent acts, and it reports back.
Live, and open source - 11Read →
Accessibility today / UI and accessibility
Web accessibility: can people finish the job?
An accessible button is useful. An accessible way to finish is the point. What the current evidence tells us about agents and access.
Research and proposed evaluation - 13Read →
Commander / First Officer / UI and accessibility
A spoken promise is not a completed action
A Cargo recovery request becomes an action, a checked result and a spoken report. What this bounded demonstration can teach app designers.
Recorded sandbox demonstration - 14Read →
Voice through MCP / UI and accessibility
Say the job once. Keep control of the result.
Dictating to an assistant can become a way to direct connected tools. Our proposed experiment starts with a scoped read and a draft.
Proposed experiment