Type it or say it.
Clinic staff use Main Menaela through persistent chat and voice interfaces over the same conversational brain. Voice is another interface to Menaela, not a separate voice bot with different rules.
Voice is useful only if it reaches the same operational brain as text. A separate voice bot creates a second set of prompts, permissions and failure modes. Menaela treats speech as an input/output modality over the same conversation and the same clinic capabilities.
Not a demo prompt. These are product capabilities connected to the clinic’s actual data and workflows.
Persistent chat
Keep a reusable conversation with Main Menaela inside the clinic application.
Speech-to-text
Use microphone input and convert spoken requests into the same workflow.
Text-to-speech
Return spoken responses through the configured TTS capability.
Same brain across modalities
Voice and chat share one set of business rules and permissions.
The operational path behind a normal request.
A staff member types or speaks a request.
Speech is converted to text and enters the same orchestration path as chat.
Menaela uses the same context, permissions and tools regardless of modality.
The response can be read or spoken back without changing the underlying action model.
- One conversational brain across chat and voice.
- No separate voice bot with a divergent ruleset.
- Doctors working with hands occupied
- Front-desk workflows where typing is slower than speaking
- Clinics that want one assistant rather than separate chat and voice automations
Voice changes the interface, not the authority of the assistant. It does not create a more privileged execution path.
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