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Spatial Window Management

Arrange supported documents, notes, settings and tools around your room. You can move panels directly or ask the assistant to place them, such as “Move that PDF beside the map.” Availability depends on the device and release.

The Navigation Drawer lists workspace tools and visible surfaces. Select a panel to inspect it, bring it into focus or use its available actions. The menu icon opens the drawer in supported flat and XR modes.

Common entries include:

  • Project Library, Workspace Resume and Import Workspace;
  • Image Popup, Map Popup, Terminal, RDP and AR View;
  • Help & Guides, Onboarding and Device settings;
  • Macro Library, Macro Code, Tool Approval and Tool Approvals;
  • Channels Center, Telemus Operations, Activity and Inspect Drawer.

Some entries require a URL, file or other input before they can open. Unsupported entries remain unavailable. Help & Guides includes searchable topics; show_help query:"terminal" opens matching help.

Closing Activity or Telemus Operations keeps it dismissed until you reopen it. After onboarding, the room can remain clear while tools stay available from the drawer. show_device_settings opens device/account status and relevant setup shortcuts. Portal Device settings manages the linked device's supported preferences and reports channel status.

Channels and terminals​

Quick Connect helps set up a supported channel. Channels Center and the Web Channels panel show connector status and engagement settings. Disconnecting the shared channel bridge pauses polling for that host and asks for confirmation. A connector can be restarting even while its overall service remains present; inspect the status rather than assuming delivery works.

Terminal controls include /channels, /channels connect, /channels retry and /channels disconnect. Remote or independently managed services require their own operator controls.

Supported desktop/headless hosts can expose a workspace terminal through Command Center. Unsupported hosts show an unavailable state. A terminal feed that displays text does not necessarily provide a local shell.

Recall and placement​

  • bring_here recalls a supported artifact or surface.
  • take_me_there moves toward a resolved workspace target.
  • return_to_last_working_locus returns to a recent work area.

Ambiguous or unavailable targets may require clarification. Room boundaries and comfort settings still apply to movement. Restored placement depends on the saved snapshot and target surface.

Keyboard, mouse and touch​

On supported desktop builds:

  • W/A/S/D or arrow keys move in the current viewing direction.
  • Escape captures/releases mouse-look; it exits fullscreen first where active. When the composer is focused, it releases text focus.
  • F11 toggles fullscreen and F12 switches between 3D and Web UI.
  • Use the panel header to drag it and its close control to dismiss it.

In the Web 3D view, use the displayed keyboard hints. Supported controls include / to type, Space to talk, Y/N for a pending confirmation, Delete for the focused object, G/B for supported radar actions, and Ctrl+V or Cmd+V to paste into the composer. Browser text fields retain their normal keyboard behavior. Browser-reserved shortcuts may differ from desktop shortcuts.

Touch layouts offer MOVE and SEND radar controls. Supported panels allow vertical swipes in their content area; headers remain drag handles. Availability varies by installed Web build and browser. Escape, browser Back or Android Back can close the drawer or top panel where supported.

Headset movement and comfort​

Supported OpenXR devices use controller, laser, direct-touch or hand-tracking controls according to runtime support. Thumbstick movement follows the headset's facing direction. Room-scale movement and virtual navigation remain bounded by the room.

For supported controller profiles, hold the right thumbstick click and move the left thumbstick sideways to turn by the saved snap angle. Return to neutral before turning again. An angle of 0 disables this turning gesture. Missing bindings, tracking loss or another active interaction may disable it. This does not add XR support to flat-only platforms.

Accessibility and background operation​

Native Settings, Web Appearance and terminal /settings share supported accessibility preferences. High contrast changes app controls; it does not recolor document images. Already open panels may need refreshing.

Mono audio (app mix) applies to supported app-controlled audio. System speech, video players, embedded browsers and external apps can remain outside that mix. Audio cues controls optional notification/recording tones, not recording permission or every sound. Check applied status separately from the saved setting. audio_cues with no arguments reports available audio-cue status.

Closing a desktop window can leave Telemus running in the tray. Use Quit Telemus AI for full shutdown. On systems without supported tray behavior, closing the window exits normally.

Assistant Sharing is guarded status discovery, not permission to access private records. Use the supported local review workflow. Email Support Bundle opens an email draft; nothing is sent until you press Send in your email client. Review attachments before sharing them.