Voice

Voice in Mosael is three separate things. You can use just one of them:

	What it does	Where
Speak instead of typing	Puts what you said into the composer for you to review before sending	Next to the agent composer
Read this aloud	Speaks one reply	Under each reply
Hands-free	Always listening: sends each sentence when you finish it, then reads the answer back	The dock in the bottom-right corner

Speak instead of typing#

Hold to talk; on release the recognized text is appended to the composer — appended, not replaced, because you may have typed half a sentence before switching to speech.

It only fills the box; it does not send. Fixing a misheard word right there is the point: recognition will get things wrong sometimes, and sending straight through means the model has to guess what you actually meant.

Read this aloud#

Every reply has a play button underneath. Only one line plays at a time — start another and the first one stops immediately.

Which voice it uses is a setting; see "Dubbing and conversation are two settings" below.

Hands-free#

The dock in the bottom-right corner; click it to start. It has four states, told apart by the colour and motion of one set of sound bars:

• Listening — waiting for you to speak, breathing slowly.
• Hearing you — the bars follow your actual volume. The moment they cross half height and turn primary is the moment it decides you are speaking, so "how loud do I need to be" is not something you have to guess.
• Thinking — a spinner.
• Speaking — a ripple travelling outward.

Drag the dock anywhere; it remembers where you put it. Hovering shows the current state and the last thing it heard you say — so when it mishears, you see which word went wrong right then, instead of working it out from an answer to the wrong question.

You can interrupt it mid-sentence. Speak while it is reading and playback stops immediately, recording what you are saying. Otherwise you would have to sit through the rest of a wrong answer before correcting it, which is the single most irritating thing a voice assistant does.

Read-only tools can run from voice; anything that changes something still needs on-screen confirmation. Creating a project or editing a workflow raises a confirmation card. Accepting by saying "yes" would mean one misheard word actually changes your work — and you are probably not looking at the screen.

Failures speak up. In voice mode a silent failure reads as "it didn't hear me", so you say it again and fail again.

The dock is off by default; turn it on in Settings, under Spoken replies.

Dubbing and conversation are two settings#

The conversation voice is kept separate from the dubbing default, deliberately:

• Dubbing wants quality: a local zero-shot engine, a cloned voice, a fifteen-minute first load if that is what it takes — that audio is going into the finished video.
• Conversation wants latency: waiting a minute after you finish a sentence is not a conversation.

One default serving both is necessarily wrong for one of them. The Spoken replies section governs the conversation voice only; the dubbing default lives with dubbing.

Both draw their engine and voice lists from the same endpoints — this is another place to choose, not a second catalogue.