Name a voice
Name someone a computer heard but did not know (a speaker kept as "Someone (voice-3)" or "Unsure (Sofus?)"): everything they said reads under their name, and the person record their requests were kept under is filed under it
Name someone a computer heard but did not know (a speaker kept as "Someone (voice-3)" or "Unsure (Sofus?)"): everything they said reads under their name, and the person record their requests were kept under is filed under it
Give app (where they were heard, like Listening), speaker (the label their words are kept under now, from tool:what-is-waiting-on-me's voices or read_messages) and name. Every message of that speaker inside one listening session is renamed (messages.nameSpeakerInSession): the window given as since and until, else the newest session that label was heard in, because a label like voice-1 is a different voice in each session. Optional same_as links the voice to a row the person already keeps. Messages are kept as they were, keeping what it was kept as, and the voice's person record is filed under the name. evidence says how it is known (defaults to the person naming it). To have the Mac recognise them next time too, run tool:enroll-someone-on-this-mac with heard_voice and their consent.
Connect the AI you already use to Trillion once. Then ask in your own words; your AI finds this tool by what it does and runs it.
Say to your AI: “Use Trillion to name someone a computer heard but did not know (a speaker kept as "Someone (voice-3)" or "Unsure (Sofus?)"): everything they said reads under their name, and the person record their requests were kept under is filed under it”
What your AI calls: run_tool {"tool_id":"tool:name-a-voice"}