Let an AI assistant drive the player
In a browser with an AI assistant built in, you can now ask it to loop bars, set the speed trainer, mute a part or open an exercise, and it works Demiurg's controls for you.
Some browsers are starting to come with an AI assistant that can work the page you're on. Demiurg now tells such an assistant what it can do here, so you can ask in plain words instead of finding the button: "loop bars 12 to 16 and take them from 70 to 100 percent", "mute the guitars", "solo the drums", "open a bass picking exercise".
What the assistant can do
- In the player: play and stop, loop bars, set the speed, set the speed trainer, switch parts on or off, change their volume or solo one, and set the metronome and count-in.
- Anywhere on the site: list the exercises and open one, find a song in your library and open it, and open the demos and other pages.
It works the same controls you do, and what it changes is saved the same way, so you see every change on the page and can undo it with a click. It can't record you or edit your tabs. The browser still plays sound only after you've clicked the page once, so the assistant may ask you to press play the first time.
This uses WebMCP, a new way for web pages to offer tools to an assistant. Few browsers have it yet. In the others, nothing changes.