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Ask Cazira

On the horizon

Help that understands what you are building.

Ask questions by typing or microphone dictation, get plain-English guidance, diagnose issues with evidence, and approve safe fixes — all inside the workspace, with you in control the whole way.

Ask Cazira is on the horizon. It illustrates a direction we are exploring for in-product help — it is not a live feature yet. Everything shown below is a design preview built in code, never a recording of a working product.

How a conversation could feel

One thread: ask, diagnose, approve.

The design preview below is hand-built in code to show the idea — typed and dictated input landing in one editable transcript, a diagnosis with its evidence, and a safe change that only happens when you approve it.

Ask CaziraDesign preview · coded
My contact form stopped emailing me. Why?
Typed
And it was working last Tuesday.
Dictated editable before you send
Your form still saves submissions, but its email notification looks switched off. Here is what I found.
Text reply — Ask Cazira never speaks back on its own
DiagnosisHigh confidence

Evidence

  • · Notification setting changed to “off” 6 days ago.
  • · 14 submissions stored since; 0 notification emails sent.
  • · Delivery address itself is unchanged and valid.

Proposed fix — turn the email notification back on

Nothing changes until you approve. You can undo it afterwards.

  1. Preview
  2. Approve
  3. Apply
  4. Verify
  5. Undo

Awaiting your approval

Escalate to human supportOut of its depth? It hands you to a person, with this thread attached.

Design preview — hand-built in code, not a screenshot of a working product.

What it would do

Guidance you can question, fixes you approve.

Ask Cazira centres on a simple idea: help should explain itself and ask before it acts. Here is the shape of what it is intended to do.

Ask by typing or voice

Type a question, or dictate it with your microphone. Dictation writes into a transcript you can read and edit before anything is sent.

Plain-English guidance

Answers in the language you actually use — grounded in the workspace and the thing you are building right now, not a generic manual.

Diagnose with evidence

When something looks wrong, it shows the signals it examined and how confident it is — so you can judge the diagnosis, not just trust it.

Approve safe fixes

Any proposed change runs through Preview, Approve, Apply, Verify and Undo. You stay in control at every step.

Escalate to a person

When a question is beyond it, Ask Cazira hands you to human support with the context already attached — no starting over.

Permission-first, always

It never makes sensitive changes without asking, and never silently switches on paid modules or external services.

The safe-action flow

Five steps between a suggestion and a change.

No proposed fix ever skips a step. You see it, you approve it, it runs, it is checked, and you can reverse it — every time.

01

Preview

See exactly what would change — in plain English — before anything happens.

02

Approve

Nothing proceeds until you say yes. You are always the one who decides.

03

Apply

The fix runs, scoped to only what you approved — never more.

04

Verify

Ask Cazira checks the change actually did what it was meant to, and shows you.

05

Undo

If it is not right, reverse the whole change in a single step.

Where the line sits

Helpful, and never presumptuous.

A helper with access to your workspace has to earn it. These limits are part of the design from the start — not a setting you have to find and switch on.

No sensitive change without permission

Ask Cazira proposes; you approve. Anything that touches your data, settings or customers waits for an explicit yes.

No silent activation

It will never turn on a paid module, connect an external service, or incur a cost on its own. Those are always your decision.

Input, not a voice that acts

Dictation is only a way to type with your voice. There is no automatic spoken response, and speaking never triggers an action by itself.

An editable, honest record

The transcript is yours to correct before it acts, and every proposed and applied action is recorded so you can see what happened.

Want a say in how Ask Cazira takes shape?

Ask Cazira is still on the horizon. Join early access and help decide how in-product help should understand, explain, and ask before it acts.