How audio and screen enter the same answer

A live answer is assembled from several inputs: the microphone and system audio, screen context, personal knowledge and session memory. You control each one separately, and Lumina combines them only when an answer is needed, so the answer can keep up with the moment.

1. The microphone and system audio can be combined

The microphone and system audio can be combined freely: listen to the other side only, to yourself only, or to both. Whichever you choose, the same premise holds: listening starts only after you turn it on.

2. Screen context is its own switch

Turn on screen reading and the current page and material can enter the answer background; turn it off and the screen content is no longer an input. Actual visibility while sharing depends on macOS, the meeting app and the share source, so run a compatibility check before a formal share.

3. The personal knowledge base and session memory take part as you set them

The personal knowledge base is visible only to you, and session memory remembers recent questions, answers and earlier turns. They take part by relevance, so answers fit your material, projects and way of speaking, rather than being used in every reply.

4. An answer is still one live path

Auto answer, auto revision, manual re-answer and teleprompter mode share the same context, and differ only in the rhythm you want. The output is something you can say aloud, not a report after the meeting.