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package/lib/templates/content/blog/paper-to-poster-in-four-stages.md

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+---
+title: 'From Paper to Conference Poster in Four Stages'
+description: 'How Paper2Poster turns a PDF or arXiv link into an editable PowerPoint poster: parsing, planning, painting and rendering, then annotation for the revisions your advisor will ask for.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-09-03'
+category: 'Productivity'
+tags: ['paper2poster', 'research', 'academic', 'posters', 'students']
+readTime: '5 min read'
+slug: 'paper-to-poster-in-four-stages'
+---
+
+# From Paper to Conference Poster in Four Stages
+
+A conference poster is a summary of a paper with a layout problem attached. The content is already written; the work is deciding what fits in a 48 by 36 inch space and making it readable from six feet away. Paper2Poster does that part.
+
+## Give it the paper
+
+Open **Paper 2 Poster** from the launcher, or ask in chat: "Turn this arXiv paper into a conference poster", "make an academic poster from my attached PDF manuscript", "create a research poster for my NeurIPS submission". A PDF or an arXiv link is enough.
+
+## Watch the four stages
+
+A generating tile on the board shows the pipeline as it runs:
+
+1. **Parsing.** The paper is read: sections, figures, tables, captions.
+2. **Planning.** An outline is chosen: what goes in, what is cut, how the columns flow.
+3. **Painting.** Each section is laid out and styled.
+4. **Rendering.** The poster is produced as an editable PowerPoint file and a preview image.
+
+The default size is 48 by 36 inches. The result is a real .pptx, so the last five percent can be done in PowerPoint or Keynote if you prefer.
+
+## Read the plan, not just the poster
+
+Each poster tile opens with **Fit** and **Actual** zoom, downloads for the PPTX and the image, and the **Planner** outline rail. The rail shows the structure the pipeline chose: which sections made the cut and in what order. If the outline is wrong, the poster will be wrong, so start there.
+
+## Revise with pins
+
+Your advisor will have notes. Pin them on the poster: click where the change goes, write the note ("make the methods section larger", "move results to the right column"). Send, and the pins go to the chat as one edit request. The pipeline revises the poster and a new tile appears.
+
+## What it is not for
+
+Marketing posters, event flyers and graphics are [Design Studio](/help-center/apps/design-studio) work. To understand or summarise a paper rather than present it, ask in chat, or build a notebook in [Study](/help-center/apps/study-notebook).
+
+## Read more
+
+- [Paper2Poster](/help-center/apps/paper2poster)

package/lib/templates/content/blog/resume-nine-templates-one-document-and-an-editor-that-talks.md

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+---
+title: 'Resume: Nine Templates, One Document, and an Editor That Talks'
+description: 'A walkthrough of the Resume app: inline editing on the real document, nine template families, accent, font and spacing, section reorder, a toolbox for tailoring and ATS, and Word, JSON and PDF export.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-08-19'
+category: 'Productivity'
+tags: ['resume', 'career', 'job-search', 'templates', 'walkthrough']
+readTime: '5 min read'
+slug: 'resume-nine-templates-one-document-and-an-editor-that-talks'
+---
+
+# Resume: Nine Templates, One Document, and an Editor That Talks
+
+A resume is a document you edit fifty times and export ten. The Resume app is built for that: edit in place, switch templates without losing anything, and ask for the rewrite instead of doing it.
+
+## Edit in place
+
+Pick **Resume** in the launcher, or say "build me a resume for a senior product manager role". Click any field to change it; changes autosave. Accent colour dots, font and spacing controls, and a photo picker sit above the page. Reorder, hide and restore sections. Add or remove entries and bullets, certificates and custom sections.
+
+Screen and paper share one stylesheet. The print is the preview.
+
+## Nine templates
+
+Classic, Modern, Left, Right, Timeline, Minimalist, Elegant, Creative, Editorial and Swiss. Switch at any time; the content stays.
+
+## The toolbox
+
+- **Tailor to a job**
+- **Optimise for ATS**
+- **Quantify the bullets**
+- **Cut to one page**
+- **Proofread**
+- **Adjust the tone**
+
+Or say it: "cut this resume down to a single page and tell me what you dropped", "rewrite my experience bullets as measurable outcomes", "change my title to Principal Architect". The agent edits the document you are looking at. **Click any field to attach an edit for the assistant** when you want a specific part rewritten.
+
+## Many resumes, one page
+
+**Back to all resumes** lists every resume you have made. **Open the shared resume page** opens the hosted copy. The resume syncs across devices and with the agent's edits, so a change on your phone is on your laptop.
+
+## Export
+
+A Word-openable .doc, the resume JSON, or print to PDF. On every plan.
+
+## The job hunt around it
+
+[Job Search](/help-center/apps/job-search) tailors a package per posting, resume, cover letter, LinkedIn DM and "why I fit" bullets, and **Open in Resume Builder** brings the tailored resume here.
+
+## Read more
+
+- [Resume](/help-center/apps/resume-builder)
+- [Best AI resume builders in 2026](/blog/best-ai-resume-builders-2026)

package/lib/templates/content/blog/run-your-job-hunt-from-one-panel.md

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+---
+title: 'Run Your Whole Job Hunt From One Panel'
+description: 'A practical walkthrough of Job Search and Resume: live openings, a tailored package per role, an application tracker, interview prep, reply triage and negotiation, without leaving the chat.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-09-20'
+category: 'Productivity'
+tags: ['job-search', 'resume', 'career', 'workflows', 'tips']
+readTime: '7 min read'
+slug: 'run-your-job-hunt-from-one-panel'
+---
+
+# Run Your Whole Job Hunt From One Panel
+
+A job hunt is a pipeline: find openings, decide which ones are worth it, tailor an application for each, apply, track, interview, negotiate. Most people run it across a spreadsheet, six browser tabs and a folder of resume versions. Here is how to run it in Yantra instead.
+
+## 1. Set up the profile once
+
+Open **Job Search** from the launcher and fill in the **Profile** tab with your master resume. Everything else is tailored from this, so make it complete rather than short.
+
+If you already have a resume in a template you like, open **Resume** first. It has nine template families, inline editing, and Word, JSON and PDF export. Ask the chat to "optimise this for ATS" or "quantify the bullets" before you start applying.
+
+## 2. Find openings that are actually open
+
+**Find jobs** searches public applicant tracking boards by company, and remote feeds by keyword. Ask in chat instead if you prefer: "Find live openings for a senior TypeScript engineer, remote in Europe."
+
+Pair the [browser extension](/help-center/browser-extension/browser-extension-overview) and Job Search also reads LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, Google Jobs, Wellfound, ZipRecruiter and the others in hidden background tabs of your own Chrome, with your own logins.
+
+Save the ones worth a look.
+
+## 3. Tailor, do not rewrite
+
+On a saved job, choose **Tailor**. Job Search analyzes the description and produces a package:
+
+- A tailored resume
+- A cover letter
+- A LinkedIn DM of 60 words or fewer
+- "Why I fit" bullets for the application form
+
+**Open in Resume Builder** hands the tailored resume to the Resume app if you want to adjust it by hand.
+
+## 4. Apply with a hand on the brake
+
+**Apply** fills the applicant tracking form in a sandbox and stops before Submit. **Apply in my browser** does the same on LinkedIn Easy Apply through the extension. Nothing is submitted without your go-ahead. Read the form, press the button yourself.
+
+## 5. Track everything in one place
+
+The **Applications** tab is the source of truth: Draft, Submitted, Under review, Phone screen, Onsite, Offer, Rejected, Withdrew, No response. Ask "show this week's application pipeline and due follow-ups" and you get the list. Each application can hold a follow-up draft and, later, a negotiation plan.
+
+## 6. Prepare for the interview
+
+The **Interview** tab builds a prep pack per role: a process overview, a STAR story bank drawn from your profile, a technical checklist, questions to ask, and red flags to listen for. **Practice** runs a mock interview. **Debrief** afterwards records what happened, so the next prep is better.
+
+## 7. Let replies sort themselves
+
+Paste any reply into the **Replies** tab and it is classified: interview, rejection, offer, request, recruiter outreach or noise. Recruiter outreach goes to **Contacts**.
+
+## 8. Negotiate with a plan
+
+When an offer lands, ask for the negotiation plan. You get leverage, non-salary asks, a counter script and the risks of each move.
+
+## What Insights tells you
+
+Applied, response rate, interview rate, offers, the skill gaps that keep appearing in descriptions you did not get, and which positioning is advancing. Change the profile, not just the cover letters, when the same gap shows up three times.
+
+## Before you sign
+
+Run the offer letter through [Contract Review](/help-center/apps/contract-review). It reads the non-compete, the sign-on clawback and the termination terms against a reviewer checklist for your state and tells you what to ask about.
+
+## Read more
+
+- [Job Search](/help-center/apps/job-search)
+- [Resume](/help-center/apps/resume-builder)
+- [Career and job skills](/help-center/skills/career-and-job-skills)

package/lib/templates/content/blog/shopping-with-yantra-search-watch-buy.md

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+---
+title: 'Shopping With Yantra: Search Every Store, Watch the Price, Let the Agent Buy'
+description: 'A walkthrough of the Shopping app: one search across Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Target, Shopify stores and Google Shopping, a deals board, price watches checked hourly in a real browser, and checkout with a limited card.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-09-01'
+category: 'Productivity'
+tags: ['shopping', 'price-tracking', 'deals', 'agentic-checkout', 'walkthrough']
+readTime: '6 min read'
+slug: 'shopping-with-yantra-search-watch-buy'
+---
+
+# Shopping With Yantra: Search Every Store, Watch the Price, Let the Agent Buy
+
+Shopping online is three tabs per product: the store, the comparison site, the price history. The Shopping app collapses that into one panel and one conversation. Here is how a purchase goes, from "I need headphones" to "it arrived".
+
+## Ask like you would ask a friend
+
+Open a chat and say what you want: "wireless earbuds under $80 with good reviews", "a lightweight laptop for college, budget $700", "find me 20 t-shirts under $30". Any retail request opens the Shopping app beside the chat with the search already running. A product knowledge question, "is the iPhone 16 worth it", stays in chat, because that is an answer, not a shop.
+
+## One storefront, every retailer
+
+Results come from Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Target, Shopify stores and Google Shopping at once, grouped by retailer and de-duplicated. Google Shopping rows are attributed to the store that sells them, which is how Best Buy, Costco, Home Depot, Lowe's and Newegg show up even though they block automated search. Yantra's own analysis picks sit at the top as a buyer's guide.
+
+Open a product and the drawer shows details plus a **Cheaper elsewhere** panel. Heart it to save it. Add it to the cart.
+
+## The Deals board
+
+The **Deals** view covers Everything, Products, Coupons, Local and Travel, with deals by department. A saved board under twelve hours old loads instantly, and deals are shared across your workspace, so the second person to look does not wait.
+
+## Watch instead of refresh
+
+"Price check the Lego Millennium Falcon and alert me when it drops below $650." That creates a watch. With the live lane enabled, your [Computer](/help-center/apps/computer) checks the price every hour in its own browser and tells you when it drops. "Pause the watch" and "stop watching" do what they say.
+
+## Checkout, your way
+
+**Proceed to checkout** opens each retailer's own page with your cart intact. Purchases shows "checked out" rather than "purchased", because the app cannot see what happened on the retailer's site.
+
+If you want the agent to finish the purchase, turn on [agentic checkout](/help-center/skills/agentic-checkout). It pays with a virtual card from [Cards and Wallet](/help-center/apps/cards-and-wallet) that carries a spending limit for that one purchase, fills the card in your own browser through the extension, confirms the total with you once, and stops at anything it should not decide, such as a bank code. It never sees the full card number.
+
+## Two things to know
+
+Some stores need the paired [browser extension](/help-center/browser-extension/browser-extension-overview) for member prices or to get past bot walls. And a requested count, "20 t-shirts", is a target, not a promise.
+
+## Read more
+
+- [Shopping](/help-center/apps/shopping)
+- [Best price tracking tools in 2026](/blog/best-price-tracking-tools-2026)

package/lib/templates/content/blog/spin-up-a-database-from-chat.md

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+---
+title: 'Spin Up a Database From a Chat Message'
+description: 'Workspaces provisions Supabase, Oracle, MongoDB, Better Auth, a GraphQL server, SigNoz, an OpenClaw agent or a hosted Qwen model into your own namespace, and stops it when you say it is burning money.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-09-03'
+category: 'Productivity'
+tags: ['workspaces', 'developers', 'databases', 'supabase', 'infrastructure']
+readTime: '5 min read'
+slug: 'spin-up-a-database-from-chat'
+---
+
+# Spin Up a Database From a Chat Message
+
+Every project needs backing services before it needs code: a database, an auth server, somewhere to send logs. Workspaces provisions those into your own project namespace, hands back the credentials, and lets you stop them when you are not using them.
+
+## The catalog
+
+| Service                   | What you get                                                                           |
+| ------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| Supabase                  | Postgres, auth, storage and Studio                                                     |
+| Better Auth               | An auth server                                                                         |
+| Oracle Database Free      | An Oracle database                                                                     |
+| MongoDB                   | A replica set                                                                          |
+| GraphQL / tRPC server     | An API server for an API Builder project                                               |
+| SigNoz                    | Observability with OTLP endpoints                                                      |
+| OpenClaw agent            | An agent workspace with a browser runtime                                              |
+| Transformers model server | Qwen and other Hugging Face models behind an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, on CPU or GPU |
+
+## Say what you need
+
+- "Spin up a Supabase database for this project and give me the connection string."
+- "Run Qwen2.5 7B on a GPU and give me an OpenAI-compatible endpoint."
+- "Stop my Oracle workspace, it is burning money."
+- "Delete the MongoDB workspace I made last week."
+
+Workspaces owns the chat while it is open, with template cards and a toolbox for create, list, start, stop and keys, so a provisioning request starts with the right tools already loaded.
+
+## Start, stop, keys, delete
+
+Each provisioned service is an instance you can start and stop to control cost, read the credentials or connection string from, open the dashboard of, and delete. Nothing here is a mystery: the console shows what is running, and stopping it is one action.
+
+## Hosting a model
+
+The Transformers model server is the one people ask about. Pick a model from the Hub, choose CPU or a GPU, and you get a base URL and a key that work with any OpenAI-compatible client. Point the Yantra model picker at it with a bring-your-own key, and your own hosted model becomes a choice in every chat.
+
+## What is not in the catalog
+
+MySQL, MariaDB, Redis, Elasticsearch and Kafka. Ask for one and the agent says so and offers what is available, rather than opening a console with no such button.
+
+## Next door
+
+Write the code against the database with [Codezen](/help-center/apps/codezen). Build and deploy it with [CI](/help-center/apps/ci). Publish a site with [Web Builder](/help-center/apps/web-builder).
+
+## Read more
+
+- [Workspaces](/help-center/apps/workspaces)

package/lib/templates/content/blog/talk-to-yantra-from-telegram-whatsapp-slack.md

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+---
+title: 'Talk to Yantra From Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, iMessage and VS Code'
+description: 'A Yantra conversation can be linked to the messaging apps you already use. Here is how channels work, how each one connects, and what to do about the ones you do not see.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-09-18'
+category: 'Product'
+tags: ['channels', 'telegram', 'whatsapp', 'slack', 'imessage', 'assistant']
+readTime: '5 min read'
+slug: 'talk-to-yantra-from-telegram-whatsapp-slack'
+---
+
+# Talk to Yantra From Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, iMessage and VS Code
+
+You do not have to be in the Yantra app to use Yantra. A conversation can be linked to a messaging app, and from then on messages you send there land in the same conversation, with replies coming back where you are.
+
+## How a channel works
+
+Open a conversation, press the **Channels** button beside the composer, and pick a channel. Each channel has its own connect flow. Once linked, the channel and the web chat are the same conversation: the same history, the same apps, the same approvals.
+
+Channels are linked per conversation, so a work thread can live in Slack while a personal one lives in WhatsApp.
+
+## The built-in channels
+
+| Channel      | How it connects                                                                                  |
+| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
+| **Telegram** | DM your bot, send `/start`, paste the pairing token. Or connect with a bot token from BotFather. |
+| **Slack**    | Authorize Yantra in your workspace. OAuth, nothing to copy.                                      |
+| **Discord**  | Authorize Yantra for your server. OAuth.                                                         |
+| **WhatsApp** | Scan a QR code with WhatsApp, then choose who may message the assistant.                         |
+| **iMessage** | Scan a QR with your iPhone. iMessage opens pre-filled with the pairing code. Send it.            |
+| **VS Code**  | Install the Yantra extension and run Connect.                                                    |
+
+More platforms connect through a channel registry with a credentials form: DingTalk, Feishu, IRC, LINE, Matrix, QQ, Microsoft Teams, VK, WeCom, WeChat and WhatsApp Business.
+
+## WhatsApp and who gets a reply
+
+WhatsApp asks one important question during setup: who may message your assistant?
+
+- **Pairing**, the recommended choice. Unknown senders get a code, and you approve them.
+- **Allowlist only.** Specific numbers.
+- **Open.** Anyone.
+- **Disabled.** Nobody.
+
+Pairing means your assistant never answers a stranger by accident.
+
+## The channel you do not see
+
+The list of channels depends on the agent gateway behind the conversation. Some channels are available only on the OpenClaw gateway. If a channel is missing, switch the gateway from the selector beside the composer, or ask your workspace admin.
+
+## Your assistant's own address
+
+Beyond channels, your assistant has an email address of its own on the assistant mail domain. Write to it like a colleague. Texting is not there yet: Yantra never buys a phone number on your behalf, and SMS arrives with the SMS lane.
+
+## Where to go next
+
+- [Channels Overview](/help-center/assistant-channels/channels-overview) for the step-by-step guides.
+- [Your Assistant](/help-center/assistant-channels/assistant-overview) for the email address and the assistant's Computer.

package/lib/templates/content/blog/travel-with-yantra-from-search-to-expense-report.md

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+---
+title: 'Travel With Yantra: From Flight Search to the Expense Report'
+description: 'A walkthrough of the Travel app: hotels, flights and cars on a list and a map, discover experiences, trips and bookings, and the corporate side with policies, cards, expenses and duty of care.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-09-01'
+category: 'Productivity'
+tags: ['travel', 'flights', 'hotels', 'expenses', 'walkthrough']
+readTime: '6 min read'
+slug: 'travel-with-yantra-from-search-to-expense-report'
+---
+
+# Travel With Yantra: From Flight Search to the Expense Report
+
+Business travel is a search, a booking, a policy and an expense report, usually in four different tools. The Travel app puts them in one panel and lets you drive it from chat.
+
+## Start with the trip
+
+"Find me a flight from SFO to JFK next Friday, returning Sunday." "Hotels in Paris under $200 a night for March 3 to 7 for 2 people." "I need a rental car at Denver airport this weekend." Each opens Travel with the search running. Follow-up chips keep the context: "Car in Skardu", "Return flight SKD to SFO".
+
+Informational questions about visas, packing or an existing booking's status are answered in chat.
+
+## Book
+
+Choose **Hotels**, **Flights** or **Cars**, enter the places and dates, and results appear as a list and a map. **Compare** puts options side by side; flights get a compare bar. Under **Discover**, browse Attractions, Dining and Transport at the destination, with social inspiration from Instagram and TikTok.
+
+With the [browser extension](/help-center/browser-extension/browser-extension-overview) paired, fares can be searched in your own airline and hotel sessions, so member rates apply.
+
+## Keep the trip
+
+**Saved**, **My bookings**, **Search history** and **Trips** hold what you found and what you booked. **Duty of Care** shows where travellers are.
+
+## The corporate side
+
+The same panel is a corporate travel and expense shell:
+
+| Section            | Pages                                                                                                                                                           |
+| ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| Expense management | Get started, Expenses, Budgets, Budget dashboard, Categories, Card accounts, Recurrings, Expense policy, Workflows                                              |
+| Cards and wallet   | Cards, Cardholders, Order card, Merchant map, Card visibility, Wallet, Split payment usage, Transactions                                                        |
+| Users and groups   | People, Teams, Departments                                                                                                                                      |
+| Travel management  | Travel policies, Companies, Payment profiles, Notifications, Duty of Care settings                                                                              |
+| Analytics          | Reports, Most booked hotels, CO2 emissions, Cost differential, Cost savings vs direct, Loyalty performance, Airline credits, Rate Guard, Duty of Care analytics |
+| Tools              | API, Integrations                                                                                                                                               |
+
+Some pages are private to you, such as your bookings and search history. Others are shared with the organisation, such as policies and companies.
+
+## From booking to expense
+
+Book the hotel, file the receipt. The [Expenses](/help-center/apps/expenses) pages inside Travel are the same ones in the Expenses app, and the company card that paid is in [Cards and Wallet](/help-center/apps/cards-and-wallet). "File this hotel receipt from my Boston trip" and "how much of the travel budget is left this quarter?" are chat messages.
+
+## Honest limits
+
+API keys are shown once and cannot be revealed again. Revoking a session removes the device from the list but does not sign it out. There is no invoice download, and cancelling a booking moves it to pending cancellation. Rate Guard, loyalty performance, airline credits and notification analytics show sample charts under an "illustration only" banner until your data fills them.
+
+## Read more
+
+- [Travel](/help-center/apps/travel)
+- [Flight search skill](/help-center/skills/flight-search)
+- [Best AI flight search and travel tools in 2026](/blog/best-ai-flight-search-travel-tools-2026)

package/lib/templates/content/blog/voicebox-seven-engines-one-studio.md

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+---
+title: 'Voicebox: Seven Engines, One Studio, Your Own Server'
+description: 'A walkthrough of the Voicebox app: speak a 50,000-character script in any of seven engines, clone a voice with consent, transcribe with Whisper, and mix a voice-over onto music or video.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-08-20'
+category: 'Productivity'
+tags: ['voicebox', 'text-to-speech', 'voice-cloning', 'audio', 'walkthrough']
+readTime: '5 min read'
+slug: 'voicebox-seven-engines-one-studio'
+---
+
+# Voicebox: Seven Engines, One Studio, Your Own Server
+
+Text-to-speech has a dozen good engines now, each best at something. Voicebox puts seven of them in one studio, running on your own server, and adds the two things you always need next: transcription and a mix.
+
+## Speak
+
+Paste a script of up to 50,000 characters; it is chunked automatically. Pick a voice: Kokoro presets, Qwen CustomVoice presets, or a voice you cloned. Pick an engine per clip: Kokoro, Qwen CustomVoice, Qwen3-TTS, LuxTTS, Chatterbox Multilingual, Chatterbox Turbo or TADA, across 23 languages. Qwen CustomVoice takes a delivery instruction ("warm, unhurried"), Chatterbox Turbo takes emotion tags, and every clip has a seed so a good take can be reproduced.
+
+For each clip: replay, take again, transcribe, voice-over, send to Canvas, download, copy the URL.
+
+## Voices
+
+Filter by kind, engine, language or gender, or search. **Try** plays a pre-recorded sample. Cloning takes an uploaded file, a microphone recording or a URL, with the exact transcript and a description, and is gated on an explicit consent acknowledgement that you own or have permission to use the voice.
+
+A preset voice speaks only on its own engine. Cloned voices work on Qwen3-TTS, LuxTTS, Chatterbox, Chatterbox Turbo and TADA.
+
+## Transcribe
+
+Choose a file, microphone or URL, a Whisper model size from base to large and turbo, and an optional language hint. Speak the result back, or copy it.
+
+## Mix
+
+Combine a voice clip with a music bed and/or a video. Set the voice and music weights with ducking, choose whether to replace or keep the video's own audio, and the plan is shown before it runs. Preview, download, or send to [Canvas](/help-center/apps/canvas).
+
+## From chat
+
+- "Narrate this in a warm British male voice: Welcome back to the show."
+- "Make a 20-second lo-fi bed and read my intro over it."
+- "Clone my voice from this sample and say welcome to the show."
+- "Transcribe this meeting recording."
+
+## Setup and limits
+
+The Setup tab holds the server URL, reachability, the model cache and the studio's rules. The server handles one generation at a time, and the first use of an engine downloads its model, which can be several gigabytes. Clip URLs last seven days. Without a connected account the studio runs in demo mode.
+
+## Read more
+
+- [Voicebox](/help-center/apps/voicebox)
+- [Best AI voice generators in 2026](/blog/best-ai-voice-generators-2026)

package/lib/templates/content/blog/yantra-live-find-something-to-do-tonight.md

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+---
+title: 'yantra.live: Find Something to Do Tonight'
+description: 'A walkthrough of the yantra.live app: concerts, sports, comedy and theater by city and date, trending searches, what is happening this week, and a chat that understands "comedy in SF this weekend".'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-08-19'
+category: 'Productivity'
+tags: ['events', 'tickets', 'yantra-live', 'concerts', 'walkthrough']
+readTime: '4 min read'
+slug: 'yantra-live-find-something-to-do-tonight'
+---
+
+# yantra.live: Find Something to Do Tonight
+
+Event sites are built to sell tickets, not to answer "what's on this weekend". yantra.live is built to answer that, and then to get you to the tickets.
+
+## Ask
+
+"Comedy in SF this weekend." "What concerts are happening in Austin this weekend?" "Find Lakers tickets for a home game next month." "Comedy shows in NYC in September under $50." Each opens yantra.live beside the chat with the search running. Event results in a normal conversation appear as cards too.
+
+Planning a private party or asking artist trivia stays in chat, because that is not an event search.
+
+## Browse
+
+The search bar takes a **City**, **Dates** (Tonight, This Weekend, Next Week, This Month) and an **Artist, Event or Venue**. Below it: **Trending Searches**, **Happening This Week** and **Recently Viewed**, each removable. **Browse** a city for the full picture. Event cards show category and date, and open to the ticket page.
+
+## Make a weekend of it
+
+Found the show? "Hotels near the venue for Saturday night" opens [Travel](/help-center/apps/travel). "Block Saturday 7 to 11pm" goes to [Calendar](/help-center/apps/calendar). The event, the room and the evening are one conversation.
+
+## Read more
+
+- [yantra.live](/help-center/apps/yantra-live-events)

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+---
+title: 'Yantra on Your Desk: The Floating Bar, Hotkeys and Stealth'
+description: 'What the desktop app adds that a browser tab cannot: a floating always-on-top bar, global hotkeys, local speech-to-text, a character on stage, screen-share stealth, privacy mode and a menu bar timer.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+date: '2026-09-02'
+category: 'Product'
+tags: ['desktop', 'macos', 'linux', 'hotkeys', 'product']
+readTime: '5 min read'
+slug: 'yantra-on-your-desk-the-floating-bar'
+---
+
+# Yantra on Your Desk: The Floating Bar, Hotkeys and Stealth
+
+The web app is where most people meet Yantra. The desktop app is where it stops being a tab. It is a floating bar that stays on top of whatever you are doing, answers to a hotkey, listens locally, and knows when to hide.
+
+## The bar
+
+A compact chat with a composer, a microphone and a character stage, always on top if you pin it. `Cmd+Shift+Y` shows it, `Cmd+Shift+H` hides it. On Linux, `Ctrl` replaces `Cmd`. Windows is coming.
+
+Inside the bar, `Cmd+Shift+V` pastes clipboard text into the focused on-screen field, and `Cmd+Shift+R` holds to record and sends when you release. `Cmd+Shift+M` is the microphone, `Cmd+Shift+V` toggles audio.
+
+## Local voice
+
+Speech-to-text runs on your machine, and voice memory stays local. Dictation does not leave the laptop until you send.
+
+## A character on stage
+
+Characters from the [Character studio](/help-center/apps/character-studio) can stand beside the bar. `Cmd+Option+1` through `9` switch slots. Two ship with Yantra: Aria, the friendly default, and Seraphina, with 28 emotion sprites, 115 presets and 23 background scenes.
+
+## Stealth and privacy
+
+- **Screen-share stealth**: Yantra windows are hidden from Zoom, Loom, OBS, Google Meet and other recorders. You can use it during a call and nobody sees it.
+- **Privacy mode**: the eye icon stops activity tracking. `Cmd+Shift+E` toggles the activity tracker.
+- **On-device redaction**: the [Privacy](/help-center/apps/privacy-redaction) app's names and addresses engine runs locally, and [Contract Review](/help-center/apps/contract-review) redacts on your machine before anything is sent.
+
+## Local control
+
+The desktop app can run the agent locally and control your mouse and keyboard, so the agent can act on your own desktop rather than only the cloud [Computer](/help-center/apps/computer).
+
+## The tray
+
+Show or hide the bar, open the dashboard, Preferences with `Cmd+,`, toggle the character stage, pin always on top, launch at login, hide the dock icon, check for updates.
+
+## A timer in the menu bar
+
+Switch to the Clockbook profile and the bar becomes a time tracker: the same timer the [Timer app](/help-center/apps/timer-and-timesheet) shows and the agent stops when you say "stop my timer".
+
+## Who gets it
+
+Team and Enterprise plans include the desktop app. Basic includes a seven-day desktop trial. Downloads are for macOS on Apple Silicon and Intel, and Linux as .deb and AppImage.
+
+## Read more
+
+- [Desktop app](/help-center/desktop-mobile/desktop-app)

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+---
+title: 'Approvals and Agent Questions'
+description: 'How the agent asks before running a command, how it asks you to choose, and what the connector connect card and the vault do.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+---
+
+# Approvals and Agent Questions
+
+Yantra's agent works under a gradual trust model. It asks before it acts, and you decide how much to allow.
+
+## Command approval
+
+Before the agent runs a command it shows the command and three choices:
+
+- **Allow**: run this one.
+- **Allow all**: run this and any later commands for the rest of the session.
+- **Skip**: do not run it.
+
+The same rule applies inside the apps. Ads campaigns are created paused until you say "go live". Job Search fills an application and stops before Submit. The browser skill drafts a post and never clicks Post unless you tell it to publish.
+
+## Agent questions
+
+When the agent needs a decision, it shows numbered options plus a free-text answer. Pick a number or type your own reply.
+
+## Connecting an account mid-turn
+
+When a turn needs a connector that is not connected, a connect card appears in the chat. Complete the OAuth flow or enter the key without leaving the conversation. For a site login, choose **Save to vault** to store the username and password in your project vault. See [Connectors and the vault](/help-center/account-management/connectors-and-vault).
+
+## Computer authorization
+
+Requests that use your cloud Computer from a new browser ask for authorization. Under the Computer's settings you can skip authorization for the current browser and allow cross-browser tasks. See [Computer](/help-center/apps/computer).
+
+## Related
+
+- [AI Employee Supervised Mode](/help-center/ai-employees/supervised-mode)
+- [Chat Overview](/help-center/chat/chat-overview)

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+---
+title: 'Attachments'
+description: 'Attach up to six files per message: documents, images and videos, with size limits, how images and videos are read, and the screenshot option.'
+author: 'Yantra Team'
+---
+
+# Attachments
+
+Attach files to any message with the paperclip beside the composer, or drop them onto the chat.
+
+## Limits
+
+- Up to **6 files** per message.
+- **50 MB** per file, **500 MB** per video.
+
+## Supported types
+
+| Kind          | Extensions                                                                   |
+| ------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| **Documents** | .pdf, .doc, .docx, .txt, .md                                                 |
+| **Images**    | .png, .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, .webp, .heic, .heif, .avif, .tif, .tiff, .bmp, .svg |
+| **Videos**    | .mp4, .mov, .m4v, .webm, .mkv, .avi, .3gp                                    |
+
+## How files are read
+
+- Images are read by vision, so you can ask about what is in them.
+- Videos are sampled into frames.
+- Documents are read as text. For a document full of personal data, redact it first with [Privacy](/help-center/apps/privacy-redaction).
+
+## Screenshots
+
+A screenshot option attaches a capture of your screen directly. On the [desktop app](/help-center/desktop-mobile/desktop-app) the floating bar can capture too.
+
+## Media apps
+
+For media you want to keep working on, use [Canvas](/help-center/apps/canvas) and its Upload tool. Uploads there go to your library rather than a single message.
+
+## Related
+
+- [Chat Overview](/help-center/chat/chat-overview)