Make presence earn its turn.
An operational pause before intervention. Shape a response around the room's actual timing, memory, judgment, humor, and continuity.
Read the room before you route the room.
Describe the moment as it is, then give the lab enough context to preserve what matters. The output is a compact intervention brief, not a performance.
Supplied room labels and a local five-heading intervention brief
Read the explanation
This lab asks for a moment, a next speaker and one of three room-energy labels: quiet, warm or tense. It does not listen to a room or infer emotion. The three rectangles represent the supplied inputs. The energy label selects literal timing and humor sentences; the moment and speaker become text in a downloaded brief. A blank speaker falls back to the current speaker. The advice is an authored template, not evidence that an intervention is safe or appropriate. Quiet, warm and tense select three different timing-and-humor branches. Every branch still produces five fixed headings: timing, memory, judgment, humor and continuity. Bars use forty pixels per fixed heading, so all three complete branches have two hundred pixel bars. Their equal length means five headings in each template, not equal effectiveness or measured emotional quality. Only timing and humor wording vary with energy; the other three instruction sections remain fixed. Generate updates the local preview and the complete text brief. Download uses that last generated brief; editing without Generate leaves the old export. Reload returns to the supplied default inputs and generates the default brief. There is no reset button, saved room transcript, microphone listener, speaker routing or model API in this implementation. The result is a text artifact for human judgment, not an actual intervention or external message.