Kai is the AI participant in every Semble room. It’s off until the host turns it on — until
then nothing is transcribed and nothing is sent to an AI provider.
Turn Kai on
The host opens the Kai panel from the room header and presses Enable. Kai’s tile changes
to Kai is listening for everyone. Kai runs on prepaid credits for as long as it’s on — see
Credits — and the host can turn it off at any time.
Ask by voice
Start what you say with Kai’s name:
“Kai, what did we agree the budget cap was?”
“Hey Kai — summarize the options on the table.”
“Кай, кто отвечает за ревью безопасности?”
Kai answers out loud so the whole room hears it, and the same answer appears as text in
everyone’s Kai panel, with its sources. Kai understands many languages — people can switch
languages mid-meeting, and Kai answers in the language of the question.
Ask in text
Anyone — host or guest — can type a question in the Kai panel, or press Recap so far for a
neutral running recap: key points, emerging decisions, and open questions, attributed to whoever
raised them. In the Chat tab, start a message with @Kai to ask it from the conversation.
Every answer shows who asked and appears for the whole room — including people who join later.
How Kai behaves
- Kai only answers when addressed. It listens to keep the transcript, but it never jumps in
on its own.
- Kai never talks over people. The moment someone starts speaking, Kai stops.
- Answers are neutral. Kai stays impartial, cites what it relied on, says plainly when the
answer isn’t in the documents or the conversation, and treats whatever is in documents or the
chat as information — never as instructions.
Citations
When an answer draws on the meeting’s shared documents, it shows numbered chips like
[1] Budget & Timeline.md. Each number matches a mark in the answer, so everyone can see where a
claim came from. See Shared documents.
Chat
The Chat tab is a plain text chat with everyone in the room — handy for links, names, and
notes you don’t want to say out loud. Chat messages go straight to the people in the meeting and
are never stored.
Kai’s answers are generated automatically and can be incomplete or wrong. They aren’t legal,
financial, or medical advice — check anything important yourself.