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+---
+title: 'Design Studio: Describe It, Annotate It, Compare It, Ship It'
+description: 'A walkthrough of the Design Studio app: boards and creations from a prompt, desktop, tablet and mobile widths, pinned feedback that becomes edits, before-and-after compare, and a published link a coding agent can build from.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-09-01'
+category: 'Productivity'
+tags: ['design', 'ui', 'mockups', 'landing-pages', 'walkthrough']
+readTime: '5 min read'
+slug: 'design-studio-describe-annotate-compare-ship'
+---
+
+# Design Studio: Describe It, Annotate It, Compare It, Ship It
+
+Design tools ask you to draw. Design Studio asks you to describe, then gives you the tools a reviewer needs: widths, pins, compare, revert, and a way to hand the result to code.
+
+## Describe
+
+"Design a landing page for my coffee brand." "Mock up a pricing page with three tiers." "Generate a mobile onboarding flow with three screens." Design Studio opens beside the chat and the creation appears on a board. **All designs** lists your boards; start a blank one from there.
+
+Templates, design systems and design tools for motion, polish, image and video, and creative direction come from your workspace's marketplace, so a house style is a pick, not a prompt.
+
+## Look at it properly
+
+Each creation has **Preview**, **Code** and **Compare** tabs. Switch the frame between **Desktop**, **Tablet** at 768 pixels and **Mobile** at 390 pixels. Most design tools show you one width; most design problems show up at the other two.
+
+## Annotate
+
+Click anywhere on a creation to pin feedback: "make this headline bolder", "less color here", "this button should be secondary". Pins are sent to the agent as edits, and a new version appears. This is the loop a designer and a reviewer already have, without the screenshots.
+
+## Compare and revert
+
+**Compare** shows Before, Swipe and After. If the new version is worse, revert. Nothing is lost between iterations.
+
+## Ship it
+
+**Download** the HTML. Or **Use in code**: publish the design and copy a link that [Codezen](/help-center/apps/codezen) can build from, so the mockup becomes a pull request.
+
+## What it is not
+
+Plain image or video generation with no design document is [Canvas](/help-center/apps/canvas). A real, deployable website with pages and a preview sandbox is [Web Builder](/help-center/apps/web-builder). Design theory questions are answered in chat.
+
+## Read more
+
+- [Design Studio](/help-center/apps/design-studio)
+- [Design and creative skills](/help-center/skills/design-and-creative-skills)
+- [Best AI web design tools in 2026](/blog/best-ai-web-design-tools-2026)

package/lib/templates/content/blog/draft-review-and-sign-a-contract-in-yantra.md

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+---
+title: 'Draft, Review and Sign a Contract Without Leaving Yantra'
+description: 'Three apps cover the life of an employment contract: Contract Builder writes it as you answer, Contract Review reads one you were sent, and Document Sign collects the signatures.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-09-12'
+category: 'Productivity'
+tags: ['contracts', 'e-signature', 'legal', 'hiring', 'workflows']
+readTime: '6 min read'
+slug: 'draft-review-and-sign-a-contract-in-yantra'
+---
+
+# Draft, Review and Sign a Contract Without Leaving Yantra
+
+Contracts have two sides. Yantra has an app for each, plus one for the signatures.
+
+## If you are offering the contract: Contract Builder
+
+Contract Builder is a guided interview. You answer questions, and a finished document writes itself beside you. Focus a question and the text it controls lights up. Click any section of the document and you jump back to the question that wrote it.
+
+Two documents ship today: an **Employment contract**, following the same ten steps LawDepot's questionnaire uses, and a **Non-Disclosure Agreement**.
+
+Three design choices worth knowing:
+
+- **Honest blanks.** An unanswered field prints as a ruled blank, and the finish step lists every one. Nothing is silently invented.
+- **The model fills answers, never clauses.** You can say "hiring Alex as a senior engineer in Austin, $185k, starting October 5" and the answers land in the right fields. The clause wording is fixed and reviewed, and a model cannot author it.
+- **Jurisdiction guards.** Turn on a non-compete and the builder shows the OpenAgreements reviewer checklist for the governing state, quoting the requirement and citation, with a one-click fix such as **Remove the non-compete**. California gets the section 16600 warning it deserves.
+
+When you finish: print or save as PDF, download as Word, HTML or plain text, or send it straight into Document Sign.
+
+## If you are being asked to sign: Contract Review
+
+Contract Review reads an employment contract for the person signing it. Upload the file, and the text is extracted and redacted before you approve exactly what will be sent for review. The original file never uploads.
+
+Pick a profile: **US employment** for compensation, stay-or-pay, IP scope, termination and dispute terms, or **Physician employment** for stacked non-compete geography, forgivable loans, production-bonus durability, clawbacks and malpractice tail.
+
+The report cites a checklist item number and a statute for every finding. A finding with no checklist behind it is badged **no statute behind this**. If the model invents a citation, the finding is discarded and the discard is counted. If no checklist loads at all, the review refuses to run rather than offer an opinion with nothing under it.
+
+This is legal information and document mechanics, not legal advice. It tells you which clause to ask a lawyer about, and why.
+
+## Collect the signatures: Document Sign
+
+Document Sign runs on self-hosted OpenSign. Upload the PDF, add signers, place fields yourself or let it auto-place one signature per signer, and choose the rules: send in order, strict order, require an emailed code, chase signers who have not acted, expire in N days.
+
+Sixteen field types cover signatures, initials, stamps, dates, checkboxes, dropdowns and text. The audit trail records every action, and when everyone has signed you download the signed PDF and a completion certificate. Templates and a contacts book make the second contract faster than the first.
+
+## The whole flow in chat
+
+- "Draft an employment contract for Alex Chen, senior engineer in Austin, $185k, starting October 5."
+- "Review this job offer before I sign it."
+- "Send the signed-off contract to Alex for signature, then to me."
+
+## Read more
+
+- [Contract Builder](/help-center/apps/contract-builder)
+- [Contract Review](/help-center/apps/contract-review)
+- [Document Sign](/help-center/apps/document-sign)

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+---
+title: 'From Lecture Notes to a Podcast in One Sitting'
+description: 'How the Study app turns sources into a notebook that grows cell by cell, quizzes you, builds a plan, and reads the whole thing back as a two-speaker podcast.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-09-14'
+category: 'Productivity'
+tags: ['study', 'notebook', 'students', 'podcast', 'learning']
+readTime: '5 min read'
+slug: 'from-lecture-notes-to-podcast-with-study'
+---
+
+# From Lecture Notes to a Podcast in One Sitting
+
+Study is an AI notebook. You put sources in, it builds cells you can keep, and a tutor sits beside the notebook. When your eyes are tired, it turns the notebook into a podcast. Here is a full session, start to finish.
+
+## Minute one: the tutor asks about you
+
+The first time you open Study, a seven-step setup asks your name, when you study best, how you like to be taught, how much coaching you want (light check-ins to high-accountability), and whether you want it to know about your Google Drive, Canvas LMS or iMessage. The last two are preferences for now, not live syncs, and you can skip them.
+
+## Minute two: drop in the sources
+
+The intake card takes a file, a link or pasted text. Each source becomes a note cell plus an AI outline. Text-like files up to 4 MB work best. A syllabus, three lecture PDFs and a link to the textbook chapter is a normal starting point.
+
+## Minutes three to twenty: work the notebook
+
+The composer says "Write a markdown note, or describe a cell for AI to write". Both are cells. Your notes and the AI's explanations sit in one document, and the tutor chat on the right uses all of it.
+
+Suggestions worth pressing:
+
+- **Summarize my sources**
+- **Explain it simply**
+- **Quiz me**
+- **Make flashcards**
+- **Practice problems**
+- **Build a study plan**
+
+The notebook is the transcript. Come back tomorrow and it is exactly where you left it.
+
+## Minute twenty-one: make the podcast
+
+1. Click **Podcast** on the floating toolbar.
+2. On **Template**, name the show, set two speakers with a name, role and tone each, pick a voice per speaker, choose the language, style and length.
+3. On **Context**, pick the cells to cover, or select all.
+4. **Generate podcast**. You watch it script, speak each turn, and stitch.
+5. Listen on the **Episodes** tab, or download it for the walk.
+
+Providers are FAL MiniMax by default, xAI Grok TTS, and ElevenLabs if you have credits there. If a provider reports a quota, switch to another and regenerate.
+
+## Two honest limits
+
+Podcast episodes are stored in the browser you made them in. Download the ones you want to keep. And the connected-apps step is a preference today, not a sync, so drop files in yourself.
+
+## Not a student?
+
+Study works the same for a certification, a new codebase, or a stack of contracts you need to understand by Friday. If the source is a research paper and what you need is a poster, that is [Paper2Poster](/help-center/apps/paper2poster) instead.
+
+## Read more
+
+- [Study](/help-center/apps/study-notebook)
+- [Voicebox](/help-center/apps/voicebox) for narration in your own cloned voice.

package/lib/templates/content/blog/how-yantra-apps-are-built.md

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+---
+title: 'How Yantra Apps Are Built: Surfaces, One Kit, and No Restart'
+description: 'The architecture behind the apps that open beside your chat: independently deployed Module Federation remotes, a shared kit for sign-in and chat, registration without a restart, and one rule about chat.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-09-04'
+category: 'Engineering'
+tags: ['engineering', 'architecture', 'module-federation', 'surfaces', 'apps']
+readTime: '7 min read'
+slug: 'how-yantra-apps-are-built'
+---
+
+# How Yantra Apps Are Built: Surfaces, One Kit, and No Restart
+
+There are more than forty apps in the Yantra launcher, and they were not built by one team in one repository. This post explains the architecture that makes that possible, for developers curious about how the pieces fit.
+
+## Apps are remotes
+
+Internally an app is called a surface. A surface is a separately built and deployed bundle that the Yantra shell loads at runtime through Module Federation. The shell does not import a surface's source; it fetches the surface's remote entry from a URL when the app is opened. That is why a new surface can appear in the launcher without a release of the shell, and why a surface can be versioned and deployed on its own cadence.
+
+Each surface is a package with its own dependencies, its own build, and a pure page component that has no federation imports. The federated entries live in a small `exposes` folder, so the page can also be rendered anywhere else.
+
+## One kit, three lines of config
+
+Every surface consumes the same kit. It provides a Vite and Module Federation config factory, so a surface's build config is a few lines; a Tailwind token preset, so a surface looks like the shell under all five themes and dark mode; a TypeScript base; a federated style injector; and the runtime pieces every app needs: sign-in, connector calls, the shared chat pane, the connect-connector modal, open links and the recorder engine.
+
+The kit is what lets a surface run in three places with one codebase: hosted inside the shell, standalone on its own page, and inside the desktop app.
+
+## Registration without a restart
+
+A surface reaches a workspace in one of two ways. The older way is an environment variable on the shell that points at the surface's remote entry, which needs a restart. The newer way is a marketplace contribution: publish the surface to the config registry under its slug and the shell picks it up, with no restart and no code change. A generic route renders any surface published this way.
+
+Deploying is a single command that builds, refuses to ship a bundle that carries a localhost URL or a baked credential, uploads the bundle, and submits it. Nobody needs cluster access to ship an app.
+
+## The one rule about chat
+
+Only one chat is ever on screen. A surface declares whether it owns the chat. If it does, the shell folds its own chat column away and hands the conversation to the surface, which renders it with its own templates and toolbox. If it does not, the shell's chat stays beside the panel and the surface sends requests into it. A surface never mounts its own chat next to the shell's.
+
+This is why "move it to Thursday" works in Calendar and "cut this to one page" works in Resume: the surface and the agent share one conversation and one view.
+
+## Sign-in and open links
+
+Standalone, a surface shows a sign-in gate and uses the normal app login with an OAuth consent screen where you pick a project and environment. Tokens renew silently while the app session is valid.
+
+Open links solve a different problem: the agent wants to hand you an app on a phone that has never signed in. The link and a confirmation code are delivered separately, the link works once within ten minutes, and it grants a session of twelve hours by default. Five wrong codes burn the link.
+
+## Where things are kept
+
+Each surface stores its own files. A separate index records which canvases, trips, designs, meetings and resumes exist, who owns them and where their files live, so "my trips" can be listed anywhere you sign in. Some surfaces have a backend of their own, such as the travel data layer, the shopping deals store, the telephony server behind Voice Ops, or the orchestrator behind DealDesk. A small subgraph kit points each surface at the right backend for the site it is served from, so a staging build promoted to production never talks to development data.
+
+## What this buys
+
+A team can build an app against the kit, run it standalone with a demo agent on sample data, publish it to a workspace, and have it open beside every conversation in that workspace, without touching the shell. The shell's job shrinks to routing, chat and the launcher. The apps do the rest.
+
+Read more in [Apps Overview](/help-center/apps/apps-overview).

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+---
+title: 'How AI Credits Work in Yantra'
+description: 'Credits are how model usage is metered. What a credit is worth, what the free tier gives you, what each plan includes, and how to keep going when you run out.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-09-16'
+category: 'Product'
+tags: ['credits', 'plans', 'billing', 'models', 'pricing']
+readTime: '5 min read'
+slug: 'how-yantra-credits-work'
+---
+
+# How AI Credits Work in Yantra
+
+Every message that reaches a model costs something. Yantra meters that cost in credits, so you can see what you are using and decide how to pay for it. This post explains the whole system in one place.
+
+## One number to remember
+
+500 credits equal one US dollar of model usage. A short chat turn on a fast model costs a handful of credits. A long Deep Search run or a video generation costs more. The Usage page itemizes every turn by model and provider.
+
+## The free tier
+
+An account with no subscription gets 500 credits a day, within a cap of 3,000 credits a month. That is enough to use Yantra every day and decide whether it is for you. When the day's batch is spent, you see **You've used today's free credits** and a countdown to the refill.
+
+## What paid plans include
+
+| Plan       | Credits per month | Agents |
+| ---------- | ----------------- | ------ |
+| Basic      | 25,000            | 10     |
+| Premium    | 50,000            | 15     |
+| Pro        | 200,000           | 30     |
+| Enterprise | 500,000           | 50     |
+
+Team plans are priced per seat and include agents per seat. Current prices and per-tier limits are on the Pricing page inside the app.
+
+## When the allowance runs out
+
+You have three choices, and the app offers all three:
+
+1. **Wait.** Free credits refill daily. Plan credits refill monthly.
+2. **Pay as you go.** Basic, Premium, Pro and Enterprise can turn on overage and set a monthly cap in dollars.
+3. **Bring your own key.** Add a provider key under the model picker. Turns on that key are billed by the provider, not from credits. This is the right choice for heavy use of one provider.
+
+A credits chip beside the composer shows what is left, so none of this is a surprise.
+
+## Earning credits
+
+Invite someone with your referral link. When they join and start using Yantra, you earn 500 credits.
+
+## What does not cost credits
+
+Opening apps, browsing your calendar, editing a resume by hand, watching a recording. Credits are spent when a model runs, and only then.
+
+## Read more
+
+- [AI credits](/help-center/plans-credits/ai-credits)
+- [Plans overview](/help-center/plans-credits/plans-overview)
+- [Models and providers](/help-center/chat/models-and-providers)

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+---
+title: 'How Yantra Decides Which App Opens'
+description: 'The routing layer between your message and the launcher: per-app use-when and not-for rules, a confidence threshold, the skills each app loads, and why informational questions stay in chat.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-09-04'
+category: 'Engineering'
+tags: ['engineering', 'routing', 'classifier', 'agent', 'apps']
+readTime: '6 min read'
+slug: 'how-yantra-decides-which-app-opens'
+---
+
+# How Yantra Decides Which App Opens
+
+"Find me a flight from SFO to JFK next Friday" opens Travel. "Do I need a visa for Japan?" does not. Both are about travel. The difference is the routing layer, and it is worth explaining, because the failure mode of app-based assistants is opening an app when you wanted an answer.
+
+## Every app declares three things
+
+Each app in the registry carries a small routing record with three lists.
+
+**Use when** describes the requests the app should handle. For Travel: search flights between specific cities or airports, find hotels in a destination with dates or a nightly budget, search rental cars for a pickup and drop-off.
+
+**Not for** describes the requests that sound related but belong elsewhere. For Travel: informational questions about visas, safety, packing or the best time to visit, which are answered in chat; checking an existing booking, answered in chat; finding concerts at the destination, which is yantra.live.
+
+**Examples** are real sentences: "Hotels in Paris under $200 a night for March 3 to 7 for 2 people."
+
+The not-for lines matter most. They are what keep apps from opening on questions about their own domain.
+
+## A threshold, not a guess
+
+A classifier reads your message against every app's record and produces a candidate with a confidence. An app opens only when that confidence is high, currently at least 80 percent. Below that, the message stays in chat, where the agent can still use the same connectors to answer. Opening an app is a commitment of screen space; the bar for it is deliberately high.
+
+## What an app brings with it
+
+The record also names the skills and connectors a turn needs. A Canvas turn loads the media skills so the agent has the production toolbox before it starts. A Computer turn carries the browser playbook and the computer connector. A Shopping turn loads the price-check lane so "watch this price" can schedule a check. Routing is not only "where does this go" but "what should be ready when it gets there".
+
+When a turn is routed to the Computer, the shell pre-warms it immediately, which hides most of the cold start behind the time it takes you to read the first reply.
+
+## The hard cases
+
+Some records do more work than others. Freelance sits next to Job Search, Resume, Timer and Payroll, and every one of those owns a word the other might claim. Its use-when lines lead with the task, not the worker: "walk my dog on Saturday", "a cleaner for my apartment", "stand in line at the passport office". A request for a person is Freelance. A request for information about how to do the task yourself is not.
+
+Notion is the opposite case: the subject never decides it. "Add this research to my Notion", "put the meeting notes in Notion", "add that to Notion" all route to the Notion app, because the destination is the intent.
+
+## Where the rules come from
+
+The routing records were seeded from a review of each app and are tuned from evaluation scorecards. Training material for the router lives outside the app as examples of what should and should not open each app: any retail category counts as shopping, "is the iPhone 16 worth it" does not.
+
+## What you can do about it
+
+If an app opens when you did not want it, say so and the chat continues without it. If you want an app and it did not open, name it: "open Travel" or pick it from the launcher. And every app works on a brand-new chat, so you can start in the app and talk from there.
+
+Read more in [Apps Overview](/help-center/apps/apps-overview).

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+---
+title: 'Introducing Yantra Apps: Forty Tools That Open Beside Your Chat'
+description: 'One chat, forty working apps. Canvas, Travel, Resume, CRM, Payroll, Calendar, Meetings, Codezen and more now open beside the conversation and share it with the agent.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-09-24'
+category: 'Product'
+tags: ['launch', 'apps', 'chat', 'agent', 'product']
+readTime: '7 min read'
+slug: 'introducing-yantra-apps'
+---
+
+# Introducing Yantra Apps: Forty Tools That Open Beside Your Chat
+
+Chat is a good way to ask for things. It is a bad way to look at a calendar, edit a resume, or watch a screen recording render. So Yantra now does both: you ask in the chat, and the tool you need opens beside it.
+
+Today there are more than forty apps in the launcher. Every one of them is a real working tool, not a chat wrapper, and every one of them shares the conversation with the agent.
+
+## What changed
+
+Until now, most of what Yantra produced landed inside the conversation: a paragraph, a table, a card. That works for answers. It does not work for a week of meetings, a poster at 48 by 36 inches, or a deals pipeline.
+
+Apps fix that. Ask "find flights to Lisbon next month under $600" and Travel opens on the right with the search already running. Ask "record my screen to show this bug" and Clips opens with the recorder ready. Ask "tailor my resume to this posting" and Resume opens on the document, with the edit applied.
+
+The chat does not go away. The app either takes the conversation inside its panel, with templates and a toolbox that fit that app, or keeps the main chat beside it so buttons in the app can send requests into the conversation. Either way there is one conversation, and the agent can see both what you typed and what is on screen.
+
+## The lineup
+
+**Create.** [Canvas](/help-center/apps/canvas) for images, video and audio on one board. [Voicebox](/help-center/apps/voicebox) for speech in seven engines. [Clips](/help-center/apps/clips) for screen and camera recording with Loom import. [VideoX](/help-center/apps/videox) for video meetings. [Design](/help-center/apps/design-studio) for web and UI mockups. [Paper2Poster](/help-center/apps/paper2poster) for research posters. [Web Builder](/help-center/apps/web-builder) for prompt-to-website. [Characters](/help-center/apps/character-studio), [Resume](/help-center/apps/resume-builder), [Codezen](/help-center/apps/codezen), [Workspaces](/help-center/apps/workspaces), [Templates](/help-center/apps/templates), [Music Studio](/help-center/apps/music-studio) and [Novel](/help-center/apps/novel).
+
+**Sell.** [Ads](/help-center/apps/ads), [Social Posts](/help-center/apps/social-posts), [Inbox](/help-center/apps/inbox), [Mail Campaigns](/help-center/apps/mail-campaigns), [SMS Campaigns](/help-center/apps/sms-campaigns), [CRM](/help-center/apps/crm), [SalesIQ](/help-center/apps/salesiq), [Voice Ops](/help-center/apps/voice-ops) and [DealDesk](/help-center/apps/dealdesk).
+
+**Money.** [Cards and Wallet](/help-center/apps/cards-and-wallet), [Expenses](/help-center/apps/expenses), [Billing](/help-center/apps/billing-app) and [Payroll](/help-center/apps/payroll).
+
+**Team.** [Study](/help-center/apps/study-notebook), [Notion](/help-center/apps/notion), [Meetings](/help-center/apps/meetings), [Calendar](/help-center/apps/calendar), [KPI Motivation](/help-center/apps/kpi-motivation), [Issue Ticket](/help-center/apps/issue-ticket), [Job Search](/help-center/apps/job-search), [Timer and Timesheet](/help-center/apps/timer-and-timesheet) and [Freelance](/help-center/apps/freelance).
+
+**Automate.** [Computer](/help-center/apps/computer), [Workflow Studio](/help-center/apps/workflow-studio), [Privacy](/help-center/apps/privacy-redaction) and [CI](/help-center/apps/ci).
+
+**Everyday.** [Travel](/help-center/apps/travel), [Shopping](/help-center/apps/shopping), [yantra.live](/help-center/apps/yantra-live-events), [Contract Builder](/help-center/apps/contract-builder), [Contract Review](/help-center/apps/contract-review), [Document Sign](/help-center/apps/document-sign), [Mail](/help-center/apps/mail) and [Discover](/help-center/apps/discover).
+
+## Three ways in
+
+1. **Ask.** Yantra classifies what you asked for and opens the matching app when it is confident. The classifier is tuned to stay out of the way: "how does e-signature work" is answered in chat, "send this contract for signature" opens Document Sign.
+2. **The launcher.** Search apps by name in the chat top bar.
+3. **A link.** Every app has a stable address, `/c/<chat-id>/<app>`, and works on a brand-new chat.
+
+## Apps you can use on their own
+
+Every app also runs outside the chat, as a standalone page or inside the desktop app, with its own agent chat beside it. Sign in once, and the agent can hand you a one-time link that opens an app on your phone with a confirmation code, no sign-in required.
+
+## What is underneath
+
+Apps ship independently of the Yantra shell and load at runtime, so a new app appears in your launcher without an update on your side. They share one kit for sign-in, connector calls and the chat pane, and each one is backed by the same connectors the agent uses from chat. A timer you start in the Timer app is the timer the agent stops when you say "stop my timer". That is the whole idea: one set of tools, whether you click or ask.
+
+## Start here
+
+Open a new chat and try one of these:
+
+- "Find me a hotel in Paris under $200 for March 3 to 7."
+- "Draft an employment contract for Alex Chen, senior engineer in Austin, $185k, starting October 5."
+- "Join my 3pm Google Meet and take notes."
+- "Read this paragraph aloud in a calm female voice."
+
+The full list, with what each app does, is in [Apps Overview](/help-center/apps/apps-overview).

package/lib/templates/content/blog/meet-the-yantra-computer.md

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+title: 'Meet the Yantra Computer: A Cloud Desktop Your Agent Drives'
+description: 'Every Yantra account has a durable cloud desktop with a browser, a terminal and files. The agent drives it while you watch, and you can take over whenever a site needs you.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-09-22'
+category: 'Product'
+tags: ['computer', 'browser-automation', 'agent', 'product', 'cloud-desktop']
+readTime: '6 min read'
+slug: 'meet-the-yantra-computer'
+---
+
+# Meet the Yantra Computer: A Cloud Desktop Your Agent Drives
+
+Most AI assistants can tell you how to do something. Fewer can do it. The ones that can usually do it somewhere you cannot see.
+
+The Yantra Computer is a desktop that belongs to your account. It has a browser, a terminal and a file system, it persists between sessions, and the agent in your chat drives it. You watch it happen in a window beside the conversation. When a site needs your password, a verification code or a payment, you take control, do that part, and hand it back.
+
+## What it is for
+
+- **Operating a live website.** "Open my analytics dashboard and export last month's report." The agent opens the site, clicks through, downloads the file, and tells you where it is.
+- **Multi-step web tasks.** Filling a signup form, comparing five products with screenshots, checking whether you are still signed in somewhere.
+- **Anything that needs a shell.** Clone a repository, run the tests, read the failures.
+- **Work that should keep going.** The workspace is durable. Files you leave there are there tomorrow.
+
+It is not for simple lookups. A question web search can answer is answered in chat, without waking a desktop.
+
+## What it is not
+
+It is not your own computer. The Yantra Computer runs in the cloud, on its own IP, with its own sessions. That is a feature when you want isolation and a machine that is always available. It is a limitation when a site only trusts your own logged-in browser. For that case, the [Yantra browser extension](/help-center/browser-extension/browser-extension-overview) lets the agent drive your real Chrome instead.
+
+## How it feels to use
+
+Ask for something in chat. If the request needs a browser, Yantra routes it to the Computer and wakes it the moment the turn is routed, so the cold start is mostly hidden. A strip appears in the conversation: **Working on your Computer**, with a **Watch** link. Click it and the desktop opens on the right: a Browser window with an address bar, a Terminal, a Files window, and a dock.
+
+When the agent is done the strip says **Done on your Computer**. Open it to see the result, or keep chatting.
+
+## Taking control
+
+Press **Take control of the browser** and the browser is yours: click, type, sign in, approve the payment. Press **Stop controlling** and the agent continues from where you left it. Nothing you typed is visible to the agent unless it is on the page afterwards.
+
+## Settings that matter
+
+- **Skip authorization for this browser.** Requests from this browser are approved automatically. Other browsers still ask.
+- **Allow cross-browser tasks.** Use this browser for tasks you start from your phone or another client.
+- **Auto-open Computer panel.** Show the desktop whenever the agent uses computer tools.
+
+An email notification for Computer tasks tells you when something finishes while you are away.
+
+## Where it shows up elsewhere
+
+- **Shopping** uses the Computer's browser to check watched prices every hour.
+- **Your assistant** page shows a live glance of the same desktop.
+- **Workspaces** can provision an OpenClaw agent workspace with a browser runtime of its own.
+
+## Try it
+
+- "Open example.com and tell me what the page says."
+- "Fill out the signup form on this site for me."
+- "Show me the computer so I can watch you do it."
+
+More in the [Computer](/help-center/apps/computer) help article.

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+---
+title: 'Meetings: Send the Notetaker, Keep the Decisions'
+description: 'A walkthrough of the Meetings app: a bot for Meet, Teams and Zoom, notes from any recording URL, a three-pane workspace with analytics, structured notes and a searchable transcript, and a chat that answers questions about the meeting.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-08-20'
+category: 'Productivity'
+tags: ['meetings', 'notetaker', 'transcription', 'notion', 'walkthrough']
+readTime: '5 min read'
+slug: 'meetings-send-the-notetaker-keep-the-decisions'
+---
+
+# Meetings: Send the Notetaker, Keep the Decisions
+
+Meetings produce decisions and then lose them. The Meetings app sends a notetaker into the call, or reads a recording afterwards, and keeps what was decided somewhere you can search and ask.
+
+## Two ways in
+
+**Send the notetaker to a live meeting.** Paste a Google Meet, Microsoft Teams or Zoom link in the panel, or say "join my 3pm Google Meet and take notes". The bot joins as "Yantra Notetaker". Status runs through booting, waiting in lobby, recording, meeting ended, transcribing and notes, notes ready. A global indicator shows a meeting in progress wherever you are in Yantra.
+
+**Notes from a recording URL.** A Zoom cloud recording, a Meet recording from Drive, or any audio or video link. "Transcribe this recording and give me the action items."
+
+## The home page
+
+Connect Google Calendar and you get your agenda for today, tomorrow and earlier, with a bot toggle per meeting. Schedule a new meeting with a Google Meet link created automatically, or Teams, Zoom or no video link, with guests and an agenda. Search all meetings and past notes.
+
+## The workspace
+
+Three panes:
+
+1. **Analytics**: speaker talk time and topic trackers.
+2. **Notes**: General summary, Key items and decisions, Action items, Next steps, Critical deadlines.
+3. **Transcript**: find in transcript, playback with ten-second skips and speed control, and **Ask Yantra**: "what did we decide about pricing?"
+
+Remove the bot, rename the meeting, copy the summary, download the recording or the transcript, share or embed the notes on any page. Notes land on a [Notion](/help-center/apps/notion) page by default.
+
+## What to know before the bot joins
+
+The bot joins as a guest, so the meeting must allow guests and someone must admit it from the lobby. It leaves when it is alone. Zoom needs "join from browser". The default maximum is 120 minutes. Zoho Meeting is not supported.
+
+## The meeting itself
+
+To host the call rather than only take notes, [VideoX](/help-center/apps/videox) starts a meeting with a code and a link, and the notetaker can join it.
+
+## Read more
+
+- [Meetings](/help-center/apps/meetings)
+- [Best AI meeting notetakers in 2026](/blog/best-ai-meeting-notetakers-2026)

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+---
+title: 'Music Studio: Find Songs by How They Sound'
+description: 'A walkthrough of the Music Studio app: generate tracks from a vibe, discover songs in your library by sound, lyrics or a path between two songs, build instant playlists from your listening habits, and export to your media server.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-08-19'
+category: 'Productivity'
+tags: ['music', 'audiomuse', 'playlists', 'audio-generation', 'walkthrough']
+readTime: '5 min read'
+slug: 'music-studio-find-songs-by-how-they-sound'
+---
+
+# Music Studio: Find Songs by How They Sound
+
+Search finds songs by name. Music Studio finds them by what they sound like, what they say, and what you have been listening to, over your own AudioMuse-AI server, and generates new ones when the library does not have what you need.
+
+## Generate
+
+Describe a vibe or pick chips. Genres: Lo-Fi, Hip Hop, Synthwave, House, Techno, Ambient, Jazz, Rock, Cinematic, Pop. Moods: Calm, Energizing, Happy, Melancholic, Dreamy, Spooky, Epic, Romantic. Activities: Focus, Workout, Sleep, Party, Night Drive, Gaming, Podcast Intro, Vlog. Choose 30, 60, 90 or 120 seconds, Track, Loop or Jingle, instrumental or not, MP3 or WAV.
+
+For each track: **More like this** for a variation, quick edits such as normalize loudness, fade in and out, speed up or slow down 15 percent, convert to WAV, trim to 30 seconds, then save, play or download. The last 50 generated tracks stay in your browser.
+
+## Discover
+
+- **By sound**: "calm piano, aggressive 80s synths".
+- **By lyrics**: search what a song says.
+- **Library**: by title or artist.
+- **Song path**: a route from one song to another, for a set that moves.
+
+**Find similar songs** and **Add to playlist draft** on any result.
+
+## Playlists
+
+Describe a vibe for an instant playlist. **Playlist from your listening habits** builds one from your sonic fingerprint. **Import from Spotify or paste a list**, one "Title - Artist" per line. Export to your media server and get a report of what was mapped and what was skipped.
+
+## From chat
+
+- "Make me a high-tempo, low-energy playlist for a night drive."
+- "Find songs similar to Midnight City by M83."
+- "Find songs in my library about leaving home."
+- "Generate my sonic fingerprint playlist."
+
+## Setup
+
+Set the server URL, check that it is reachable and the API token accepted, see how many tracks are analyzed, start a library analysis, or provision a workspace. You need a reachable AudioMuse-AI server and a media server. Without a connected account the studio runs in demo mode.
+
+## Read more
+
+- [Music Studio](/help-center/apps/music-studio)
+- [Voicebox](/help-center/apps/voicebox) to put a voice-over on a music bed.

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+---
+title: 'Notion as a Place the Agent Can Write To'
+description: 'A walkthrough of the Notion app: save anything the conversation produced to a page, build documents with headings and checklists, edit blocks, search pages, ask what changed, and publish a page to your own domain.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-08-19'
+category: 'Productivity'
+tags: ['notion', 'notes', 'knowledge', 'writing', 'walkthrough']
+readTime: '4 min read'
+slug: 'notion-as-a-place-the-agent-can-write-to'
+---
+
+# Notion as a Place the Agent Can Write To
+
+Most integrations read from Notion. The Notion app makes Notion a place the agent writes to, which changes what a conversation is for: anything it produces can become a page.
+
+## Save what you just made
+
+"Add this research to my Notion." "Put the meeting notes in Notion with the action items as checkboxes." "Create a Notion page for my grocery list." Even the short version works: "add that to Notion", when the content came earlier in the conversation. The subject never decides it; the destination does.
+
+## Build and change
+
+Create a page, an outline with headings, a checklist, notes with action items. Append a section to a page, rewrite a block, rename, move or delete one.
+
+## Ask about your own workspace
+
+"What changed in my Notion this week?" "Find the page about the Q3 launch." A question about your own workspace can only be answered by opening it, so these route to the app rather than to general knowledge.
+
+## The workspace itself
+
+Pick **Notion** in the launcher and the workspace opens beside the chat. The full-page version at `/notion` has pages, trash, search, and page and database views.
+
+## Publish
+
+A page can be published to its own address, optionally on your custom domain, with a private or public badge and a viewer that requires sign-in for private pages. See [Shared page viewers](/help-center/apps/shared-page-viewers).
+
+## Who else writes here
+
+[Meetings](/help-center/apps/meetings) writes meeting notes to a Notion page by default. Legal, compliance and research skills use Notion as their output when you ask.
+
+## Read more
+
+- [Notion](/help-center/apps/notion)