Transcript
Press the brass button.
You're wearing the wire. It works out who is talking by ear — no buttons. Two lenses read every line, one literal and one reading between them, and a pacemaker decides what's real before it writes anything down.
Stop the recording — or run the sample — and the Wire writes a clean recap of the whole conversation right here: the gist in plain English, what got decided, who's on the hook for what, and what's still open. All on this device, nothing uploaded.
Commitments land here — but only after both lenses weigh in and the pacemaker clears them past the gate, with a tap back to the exact moment. No citation, no item. It can't invent one.
Things the room actually decided — "let's go with the blue," "we're pushing to Friday."
Questions raised and left open, so nothing falls through.
The honest tray. When the two lenses disagree, or someone walks a commitment back, it lands here labeled — not silently dropped, not confidently wrong.