Build verbal intelligence through guided spoken practice. For independent adult learners who want to understand their material, express their thinking, and speak with greater confidence.
Three agents. One connected practice.
Misu prepares the direction. Amina guides the conversation. Kai helps you reflect on what your practice shows.
Review feedback grounded in your saved attempts and choose a useful next step.
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Verbal intelligence
Make ideas something you can express.
Recognizing an idea is a starting point. Airs is designed to help you retrieve it, organize your thinking, explain it in your own words, and respond when someone asks why. Guided spoken practice gives your views, opinions, and ideas room to develop.
Independent adult learners working through a course, article, or document
Graduates preparing for interviews, presentations, and workplace discussions
People building with AI who want to explain their code and the decisions behind it
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Your session
Prepare. Speak. Reflect. Keep going.
Misu, Amina, and Kai are the only agents in Airs. Each has a clear role in a connected journey that begins with your goals and returns to evidence from your practice.
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Set the direction with Misu
Share your background, purpose, and audience. Check that Misu has understood what you want to work on.
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Review your material
Check the source content that will shape the session, then choose your focus and available time.
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Approve your learning plan
Review the proposed objectives, make changes, and approve the plan before practice begins.
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Think aloud with Amina
Enable your microphone when you are ready. Recall ideas, explain your reasoning, and try different examples. Ask for help or another attempt.
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Look at the evidence with Kai
Review feedback connected to your saved attempts and source material, with a suggested exercise to work on next.
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Continue from your Growth Home
Choose your next focus, revisit saved conversations in your Library, and build further evidence through practice.
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Start with your material
Bring the idea you want to put into words.
Airs builds a session around material you can review, rather than asking you to begin with an empty conversation. You check what is included before it informs the plan and spoken practice.
Text-based PDFs, Word documents, and PowerPoint presentations
Public repositories for exploring and explaining AI-assisted code
Readable web pages and video transcripts
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Growth through Tides
Seven capabilities to practise over time.
Tides recognize completed growth cycles across seven capabilities. Your Growth Home brings the thread together, so the next session can build on evidence from earlier attempts and introduce fresh contexts.
Clear Explanation — organize an idea so someone else can follow it
Verbal Retrieval — bring an idea back and express it without leaning on the source
Conceptual Precision — distinguish concepts and describe their relationships accurately
Reasoning Aloud — make the steps behind your thinking understandable
Self-Monitoring — notice uncertainty and revise what you have said
Transfer — use an idea in a different setting or problem
Conversation Flow — respond to questions while keeping the thread connected
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Your pace and choices
You decide when to speak and what comes next.
Your microphone stays off while you prepare. You choose when to enable it, can ask for help or another attempt during practice, and decide when to pause or end. Afterward, Kai's feedback points back to your saved work, giving you evidence to review before choosing the next focus.
Adjust and approve your plan before spoken practice
Choose when to use your microphone and when to take a break
Revisit saved conversations and evidence-linked feedback
Give your next idea a voice.
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