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Work through intent

The same application, worked through conversation.

Ask what needs attention, surface the right records, and prepare changes from a command-deck interface grounded in the published application's schemas, data, and configured actions.

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Which open projects need attention this week?

I found three projects with overdue tasks or no recent activity.

Atlas migration

2 overdue

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No update in 8 days

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Where it fits

The conversational interface embedded in a Blazorly application.

Private beta

Core capabilities

What Conversational Client is designed to do.

Each capability below is tied to a real product surface in the current Blazorly codebase.

01

Ask across application records

List, find, retrieve, and summarise relevant records without navigating module by module.

02

Surface structured record cards

Keep results inspectable with schema-aware cards, detail views, and context from the records already on screen.

03

Understand what needs attention

Scan the workspace for overdue, blocked, stale, or otherwise notable work within the available data.

04

Prepare application changes

Create, update, delete, or run supported configured actions through the application's agent toolset.

05

Approve before data changes

Review and edit the proposed values, then approve or reject supported mutations before execution.

06

Continue across text and voice

Keep persistent conversation history and use voice input or spoken responses where browser support allows.

How it works

A clear path from intent to controlled work.

  1. 1

    Ask in plain language

    Start with a question, exception, or desired outcome instead of a route or report.

  2. 2

    Inspect the evidence

    Review the records, cards, and operational context surfaced by the agent.

  3. 3

    Review a proposed action

    Edit the approval form or reject the change if the target or values are not right.

  4. 4

    Confirm and continue

    Approve the mutation and keep working in the same conversation and application context.

Suitable use cases

Where Conversational Client earns its place.

Example patterns only. The exact setup depends on the workflow, product configuration, permissions, and beta availability.

Pattern 01

Exception handling

Ask which work is overdue, blocked, missing an owner, or waiting on a decision.

Pattern 02

Rapid record retrieval

Find an account, case, project, asset, or task and open the relevant context quickly.

Pattern 03

Guided operational actions

Prepare status updates, record changes, and configured actions with an explicit approval gate.

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Product boundary

An application interface, not a general-purpose agent builder

The Conversational Client is grounded in one published Blazorly application and complements its SaaS Client. Use Blazorly Agent when you need to build and deploy a broader tool-using agent with its own knowledge, connectors, tests, and channels.

Private invitation beta

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Tell us whether you need an operational application, a focused AI agent, or a supervised Crew around a product.

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