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What LIA can do, and how it all fits together

What LIA can do, what each building block is for, what it relies on, and how the blocks chain together when you talk to her.

  • 60functional building blocks
  • 7families
  • 10annotated journeys
  • 63business domains in the code
  • 387linked decisions

Version 4.6.0November 10, 2026kept current at every commit, from the repository's data

Overview

The constellation of building blocks

Each dot is a building block, colored by family. A line links a block to the ones it needs. Hover to see its links, click to learn everything.

Families

Click a family to isolate it on the map.

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ConversationUnderstanding the requestPlanning (Pipeline mode)ReAct modeHuman approvalContext and referencesProvenance and honestyDelegated sub-agentsEphemeral Python computationLong-term memoryJournals and portraitPsyche and facePersonalitiesLearned habitsInterestsRelationshipsOpen loopsKept answersPeer connectionsConnectors and ToolsEmailsCalendarContactsTasksFilesPlaces, routes and weatherHealthWeb and browsingMCP serversSkills and pluginsKnowledge spacesGenerated documentsGenerated imagesMeetingsAutonomous heartbeatIn-turn initiativeAnticipated momentsProactive discussionsDaily briefingRoutinesRemindersWorkboardNotifications and channelsActivity and proposalsVoice modeLive modePhonePersonal radioAccounts and securityData and privacyCosts and quotasModels and reasoningSettings and administrationSelf-diagnosticsProduct and demonstratorSpeaking avatarManage LIA through conversationAnimated native companionsMy SMSLIA World

Journeys

Pick a scenario: its steps light up one by one on the map.

Families

Every building block, by family

Its role in one line; the details, dependencies and decisions in one click.

Conversing and understanding

The conversation thread, understanding each request, and the two ways to carry it out: a verified plan, or an autonomous loop.

Remembering and knowing you

What LIA remembers about you, how she rereads it, and the personality she shows you — everything is visible and can be corrected.

Acting in your services

Your real accounts and services: email, calendar, contacts, files, places, web, third-party tools. LIA acts on your behalf, never without your approval for what matters.

Knowing and producing

Your documents made searchable, and what LIA makes for you: documents, images, meeting minutes.

Taking the initiative

What LIA does without being asked — at the right time, within limits you set, and always recorded in the register.

Speaking

Voice in three forms: dictating and listening, conversing in real time, and the phone.

Trust and control

Who accesses what, what is traced, what each action costs, and the settings that keep all of it in your hands.

Journeys

What happens when…

Real scenarios, step by step, through the building blocks they cross.

A request becomes an action

The default path, in Pipeline mode: understand, plan, get approval, execute, report back.

  1. Conversation
    You write: “send Marie this morning's report”.
  2. Understanding the request
    The request is recognized as actionable; the email and contacts domains are detected.
  3. Context and references
    “The report” is found among what was just shown.
  4. Planning (Pipeline mode)
    A typed plan is written and checked: find Marie, prepare the email.
  5. Contacts
    Marie is found in your contacts.
  6. Human approval
    The draft is shown to you: you approve, edit or reject it.
  7. Emails
    The email goes out from your own account.
  8. Provenance and honesty
    The answer says what was done; the action is recorded in the register.

An open question, in ReAct mode

When the path isn't known in advance, the loop explores — and ends with a result or a declared gap.

  1. Conversation
    “I'm driving to my brother's tomorrow: how do I get there by 7 pm?”
  2. Understanding the request
    The available tools are ranked by relevance to this question.
  3. ReAct mode
    The loop reasons and calls its tools one after another.
  4. Contacts
    Your brother's address is found.
  5. Places, routes and weather
    Route, departure time and the weather on arrival.
  6. ReAct mode
    A fact is missing? It is declared, and a bounded recovery pass looks for it again.
  7. Provenance and honesty
    The answer says what was obtained, and what could not be.

LIA takes the initiative

An outside signal, a careful decision, a message that says it comes from LIA.

  1. Emails
    An important email arrives: your provider's notification wakes LIA up.
  2. Autonomous heartbeat
    The heartbeat weighs it up: is it useful, is it the right time?
  3. Learned habits
    Your usual rhythm weighs in the decision.
  4. Calendar
    You're in a meeting? LIA waits.
  5. Notifications and channels
    The notification goes out — recorded in the register as an action.
  6. Conversation
    The message appears in your thread, tinted to show that LIA spoke first.

A delegated Live conversation

In delegated mode, the voice converses and the LIA engine acts with its confirmations.

  1. Live mode
    You open a Live session on your own key.
  2. Live mode
    The voice model listens and answers in the same breath.
  3. Conversation
    “What do I have tomorrow?” is delegated to LIA's engine as an ordinary turn.
  4. Calendar
    The calendar is read under the same rules as in the chat.
  5. Human approval
    A sensitive action? The approval question becomes the spoken answer.
  6. Live mode
    A silence? The session goes on standby — nothing more is billed — and a tap wakes it.
  7. Costs and quotas
    At the end, a card sums up the session and what it cost.

LIA gets to know you

What is said in passing becomes a memory, an interest, a habit — all of them visible.

  1. Conversation
    You mention that you're allergic to nuts.
  2. Long-term memory
    The fact is extracted in the background, filed, and can be corrected.
  3. Interests
    Topics that keep coming up become interests.
  4. Learned habits
    What you ask for on many days becomes a habit, visible and blockable, then a proposal.
  5. Journals and portrait
    LIA compiles your portrait and says which sources she read.
  6. Psyche and face
    Her mood and tone adjust to the relationship.

What you know, LIA reads

Your sources become a searchable corpus, cited in every answer.

  1. Files
    You link an online folder: its subfolders count, and the exact number of files is announced.
  2. Emails
    Or an email label: only the threads that carry it are indexed.
  3. Knowledge spaces
    Documents are split up, indexed, and found by meaning and by words.
  4. Conversation
    A question finds the right passage, cited with its source.
  5. Kept answers
    A kept answer joins your space and can be found again.

Every euro counted

From the call to the register: priced at the moment it is made, bounded before, shown after.

  1. Costs and quotas
    Before each paid call: the account's ceiling and the instance's budget are checked.
  2. Models and reasoning
    The rate comes from the catalogue: time window, cache, peak days.
  3. Conversation
    The cost is shown under the answer, in the same unit for every service.
  4. Data and privacy
    The spend is attributed to the right account and to its author: you, a routine, or LIA.
  5. Settings and administration
    The administrator sees the spend per person and per service.

A ticket handed over

Work that outgrows a conversation, with its questions and its result.

  1. Workboard
    You create “organize the seminar” and hand it to LIA.
  2. ReAct mode
    LIA carries it out with your tools, in the mode chosen for this ticket.
  3. Human approval
    An action to confirm? The ticket moves to “To confirm”, with the card attached.
  4. Notifications and channels
    You're notified; your comment is the answer.
  5. Workboard
    Result, cost and history stay on the ticket.

A recorded meeting

From the recording to the minutes, then to the right question at the right time.

  1. Meetings
    The “+” turns your phone or computer into a recorder.
  2. Voice mode
    The audio is transcribed segment by segment.
  3. Generated documents
    Structured minutes are written in the automatically chosen template.
  4. Knowledge spaces
    They join a knowledge space.
  5. Anticipated moments
    Right after, LIA may ask you how the meeting went.

A requested setting, a verified result

From your request to reread state: declared operation, current checks, confirmation and private continuation when needed.

  1. Conversation
    Ask to change a setting or connect a service.
  2. Manage LIA through conversation
    LIA selects a declared operation available to your account and current permissions.
  3. Human approval
    If the operation requires it, approve the exact change before execution.
  4. Manage LIA through conversation
    The command retains its identity and expiry; authority and preconditions are rechecked when acting.
  5. Accounts and security
    Private input, a file, OAuth or a device? Continue in your authenticated browser without giving the model a secret.
  6. Manage LIA through conversation
    LIA distinguishes a committed change from waiting, conflict, failure or cancellation.
  7. Conversation
    The interface reloads the relevant authenticated data instead of presenting a draft as real state.