The web app

The first time you open Kotoba in a browser it does not open the companion. It opens /setup, a nine-step wizard that asks the questions the backend needs…

Kotoba ships with one optional password. Set it and the whole app sits behind a login screen; leave it unset and there is no login screen at all.

/ redirects to /app, and /app is the whole product. There is no landing page in this repository: opening Kotoba in a browser means opening the companion…

The transcript is the panel on the right of the stage. It shows what was said in this call, and it is where you type or attach something instead of speaking.

When Kotoba needs a decision from you — permission to run something, or a value only you can supply — a card takes over the screen. It is the one surface in…

The Files panel is a window onto one real folder on your disk. It is not a per-call scratchpad and it is not a database.

The Terminal panel is a read-only record of what she did. It is not a shell.

A report is a formatted write-up of a substantial job. She produces one with a tool; the browser only shows it and saves it.

Settings is an accordion of eleven sections, plus one that appears only when it has something to say. Every change is written to the backend as you make it —…

Two surfaces appear in the bottom corners of the screen while she is working, and only while there is something to show.

This page is mostly about what the browser does not keep. It is short on purpose.

A Live2D model is made of parts — hair, clothes, a hat, a prop, whatever the artist drew and named. The wardrobe lets you switch individual parts off while…