Set your speaking style
Tell dreamif.ai how to talk to you out loud: shorter or longer answers, more or less detail, casual or formal. The field is Speaking style on Settings > Voice access > Instructions, and it governs browser voice and phone calls alike.
Where the setting lives#
- Go to Settings > Voice access.
- Open the Instructions tab.
- Write your guidance in the Speaking style field.
- Click Save Settings.
The field holds up to 4,000 characters. Reset to Default at the bottom of the page clears it back to stock behavior.
What to write#
Plain English works. Describe what you want the way you'd tell a new assistant on their first day:
Keep spoken answers brief and use a calm, direct tone. Don't repeat back what I said unless I ask. When reading a draft, summarize it instead of reading it word for word.
Things worth spelling out:
- How long answers should be, and whether you want a summary or the full text when it reads something back.
- The tone you want, from casual through formal.
- How it should handle an ambiguous request, like guessing and telling you versus asking first.
- Names and terms it keeps mishearing, spelled the way you say them.
It applies to phone calls too#
The same field governs browser voice in Chat and calls placed to your assistant's phone number. Write it once and both behave the same way. See Set up phone voice access.
What it won't change#
Confirmations stay in place whatever you write here. Sends, draft rewrites, calendar changes, and notes are all staged and wait for you to say "confirm", even if your instructions tell dreamif.ai to just get on with it. See How voice confirmations work.
Speaking style also isn't where you shape the emails dreamif.ai writes. That lives on Settings > AI preferences > Replies, in the Writing sub-tab. See Customize drafting style and behavior.