Human-agent interaction

IntroductionLinked dataHuman and agentComponents

The most useful answer is one a person can question again. CLIO lets a person point to evidence in a view and send that context back to the agent.

Select and reference

Select an observation with a click, drag a box around several, or Ctrl-click to select a trajectory. Shift-click adds or removes observations. Reference this attaches the selected records and current filters to your next question.

CLIOSelect observations. Ask when winds peaked.Recorded in CLIO

A box selection near the Bahamas carries thirteen observations into the next question. Watch the question being typed and the real answer identifying both 160 kt peaks. Recorded continuously at normal speed. A pointer guide follows the recorded actions.

What this unlocks

Ask about a specific change or an unusual observation without describing where it is or copying its values. CLIO receives the data behind your selection.

Mark a visual region

Choose Capture labelled regions, draw a box, and add a comment. Add region to message carries the image and marked area into your request.

CLIOMark a region. Turn it into a figure.Recorded in CLIO

Draw a box, add a comment, and open the attached image before asking for a PNG. The figure appears directly in the answer. Review it, ask for more detailed coastlines, then open the complete close-up with both peak UTC labels. Actual agent work plays at 8× speed and typing at 2–3×; gestures and image opening play at normal speed. A pointer guide follows the recorded actions.

Download the generated figure · Download the hurricane observations used in these recordings

What this unlocks

Point to a spatial detail and ask CLIO to explain it, compare it, or make a new image from it. The marked region gives your words a visible location.

Try the controls

Selection, filtering, reference, and region-capture controls are available in the sample widgets throughout these pages, wherever the view supports them.