| Date | Channel | Caller | Contact | Meeting | Transcript |
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📧 Clients with an email on file get a reminder ~2 hours before their meeting. Click a month, then a day, to see that day's meetings.
These customers asked Aria to cancel their meeting. You need to manually remove them from your calendar and confirm with the client.
| Requested | Channel | Client | Contact | Meeting Date | Time | Reason | Status |
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When someone calls or chats, they'll appear here.
Everything Aria does under the hood as she works — incoming messages, model calls, calendar checks, tool use, database writes, and emails — with the module handling each step. Lines stream in live.
The bookable times Aria offers callers, and that appear on the client reschedule page. Add, edit, or remove as many as you like.
People Aria can mention and route to. Each has a name and a role.
Turn the automatic emails and features on or off. Changes apply immediately — no restart needed.
These are stored in your .env file. Click the eye icon to reveal a key before editing.
On this Mac, launchd restarts Aria if she crashes or hangs (KeepAlive) — that part is always on. The snapshot, smoke-test and restore below are manual and work right now. The automatic loop — AI-repairing broken code, rolling back a failed fix, emailing you a report — only runs when Aria is launched through supervisor.py, which this instance is not; launchd runs main.py directly.
Style the little chat bubble that pops up on your website. Changes save to your server, so once your site is live you can tweak these any time without re-pasting the code.
Copy and paste this code into your website's HTML right before the closing </body> tag. Edits you save above update the live widget automatically — no need to re-paste.