How voice confirmations work
Anything that changes your Gmail, calendar, contacts, or settings is staged first. Say "confirm" to let it through, or press Send in the draft panel. There's no pop-up dialog to click.
Actions are staged, not executed#
When you ask for something that changes your Gmail, calendar, contacts, labels, nurture, or settings, dreamif.ai prepares the action and holds it. Nothing goes out yet. It tells you what it's about to do and waits for you.
Staging covers more than sending. Rewriting the body of a draft is staged the same way, so a misheard sentence doesn't overwrite text you wanted to keep.
Say "confirm"#
Confirm out loud during a voice session, or type confirm in the composer if you've switched back to typing. dreamif.ai's prompt says so directly: "Reply confirm to apply it, or cancel to stop."
For a draft send, pressing Send in the draft panel confirms it too. Both paths do the same thing.
To stop instead, say "cancel". See Cancel a pending send by voice.
Nothing pops up on screen#
No dialog box appears and there's no pair of Cancel and Send buttons to click. Confirmation happens in the conversation, spoken or typed, plus the Send button that already sits in the draft panel.
That's deliberate. If you're driving or across the room, you can finish an action you started by voice without reaching for the browser.
A staged action waits for you#
If you say something else instead of confirming, the staged action stays put and dreamif.ai reminds you it's still waiting, telling you a draft change is still staged and offering to apply it, adjust it, or discard it.
Two things end a staged action on their own:
- Superseding it. Asking for a different edit to the same draft replaces the one that was waiting.
- Time. A staged send that sits too long expires and has to be re-issued. See Why a draft was blocked before sending.
Before you confirm, make it read back#
Voice moves fast and mishears names. Ask "who is this going to?" or "read that back to me" before confirming a send. dreamif.ai repeats the recipients and the body. Reading never needs a confirmation of its own, so checking costs you nothing.