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Getting Started

Welcome to Telemus AI. This guide helps you set up a spatial AI workspace where artifacts, helper agents, panels, files, approvals, and recovery state can stay connected across supported sessions.

For a conceptual introduction, start with the High-Level Overview and Product Essence.

Your First Spatial Session​

Follow these steps to set up your first workspace:

  1. Launch the App: Open Telemus AI on a supported headset or desktop build.
  2. Connect Your AI: Follow the prompts to connect a supported provider. OpenAI is the default; other hosted and local choices depend on your build and provider account. See Configuration and Credentials for setup and usage costs.
  3. Create a Project: Once inside the workspace, create or pin a project so notes, files, helpers, and recovery cues have a clear center of gravity.
  4. Populate Your Space: Ask your assistant to create a task board, dictate a sticky note, open a file, or place a map or media surface.
  5. Test Your Environment: Move a panel using the supported input path for your device, then use a command like "Bring my notes over here."

What to Look For​

As you explore your new workspace, pay attention to the details that make Telemus AI unique:

  • Fluid Voice Interaction: Notice how quickly your assistant responds and how you can interrupt it mid-sentence if you need to course-correct.
  • Spatial Object Permanence: Place a note, board, or supported document surface, exit the app, and relaunch it to verify persistence on your target.
  • Transparent Governance: If you ask your assistant to do something sensitive, look for the Confirmation Popup. Telemus AI keeps high-impact actions visible and reviewable.
  • Recovery Context: Return after an interruption and look for resume cues, recent surfaces, project context, and branch/recovery guidance where available.

Next Steps​

Now that your workspace is active, dive deeper into Telemus AI's capabilities:

  • Installation Guide: Detailed setup instructions for all supported platforms.
  • Configuration: Learn how to connect providers, manage device settings and control shared memory.
  • The Spatial Workspace: Master the art of organizing 3D panels and artifacts.
  • Voice Commands: Learn the vocabulary needed to orchestrate your helper agents.