Quiet mode and page awareness

Asking your CEO to stay quiet

On a voice call, you can ask your CEO to stop talking out loud while you keep working — say so plainly, for example “stay quiet” or “just listen.” It stops speaking, but keeps doing whatever you ask: actions still happen and the screen still moves, it simply will not talk over you. What it says is still written into your conversation, so nothing is lost, even while it stays silent.

To bring its voice back, say so out loud — for example “you can talk again.” Because this is a voice-call feature, the way back in is also spoken, not typed.

A short spoken confirmation when you first ask for quiet, and again on the way back, is expected — that one word is the only thing you will hear either side of an otherwise silent stretch.

Page awareness

Your CEO knows which screen of your office you have open, and can act on it directly when you ask — for example, opening a specific record, moving to another screen, or filtering a list in front of you. It tells you what it did once the action is finished, rather than narrating every step along the way.