What it does
Four ways it fills the gaps.
The assistant knows what each kind of call needs — a hairdresser gets asked about the cut, not about pizza sizes.
Asks the right questions
It asks follow-ups until it understands the goal of the call, so the conversation stays on topic and nothing is invented.
Reads photos & PDFs
Add a photo or a PDF — a prescription, a bill, a booking confirmation — and the details go into the brief. Keep uploads relevant to the call.
Finds who to call
Ask for a restaurant, a barbershop or a dentist and it searches online for one near you.
Knows your contacts
On iPhone and Android it can look people up in your contacts. “Call my wife” works, as long as the relationship is set in your phone’s contacts.
Why it matters
A vague brief makes a vague call.
The person who answers will ask questions. If the answers aren’t in the brief, your assistant either stalls or guesses. The Context Assistant finds those gaps while you still have time to fill them.
Anything it can’t anticipate, Copilot asks you about during the call.
BEFORE → AFTER
Make a table reservation.
Table for 5 at Luigi’s, tonight at 8, under the name Ana. One guest uses a wheelchair — ask about step‑free access. If 8 is full, 7:30 is fine.
Works well with
Make a call you’ve been putting off.
The Context Assistant and Copilot are included free, on every plan.