Cybélia AI : your company's private assistant
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Developer : connecting your text editor
22 Views •What is backed up, and what is not
21 Views •Connectors : what comes in on its own
21 Views •Accounts : who comes in, and with which roles
21 Views •The verification code
16 Views •Why this assistant exists
15 Views •Who it is for
15 Views •Signing in
14 Views •What it reads in order to answer
15 Views •Private: what that means exactly
15 Views •Usage: what you have consumed
15 Views •Finding your way around the screen
14 Views •Support : asking for help, and what you show
14 Views •Forgotten password, and signing out
14 Views •The framework: purpose, role, duties, responsibilities
14 Views •Asking well : six habits that change everything
13 Views •Asking well : the workshop, before and after
13 Views •Searching your chats
13 Views •Artefacts : the files it produces
13 Views •Your connectors : your own doors
13 Views •Signing in
The /connexion page
An address, a password, and the Enter button. That's all. There is no "company" field to fill in: your address is enough to work out whose door you are opening.
Two ways in
- With your password, the one you chose yourself.
- Through your company's directory, if it uses one: in that case leave the password field empty and the page will take you to the right place.
A refusal always says the same thing: "invalid address or password". Never which of the two. A page that answered "this address is unknown" would be a directory handed to anyone trying addresses at random.
Nobody sets your password
When Camille creates Tom's account, she enters his name and address. Tom receives a link and chooses his own password. Camille does not know it, and cannot know it. The same holds the day Tom forgets it: Camille sends him another link, she does not invent a temporary password for him.
On the workshop phone
The sign-in page offers to install itself as an app. Jean has put the icon on the home screen of the workshop phone: he opens his AI with one finger, hands still covered in sawdust, without going through a browser.
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