TaskHawk / Signal Return

Intent, made visible

The field remembers its form.

Ask, move, stretch, and release. The response stays intact while the field changes around it.

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Intent
A request enters the field.
Adaptive access

Choose how you move the field.

Touch, pointer, keyboard, switch control, tilt, camera motion, and sound all reach the same field. Choose what works for your body, device, and environment.

Camera motion

Leave an impression in the field.

Local motion sampling turns a waving hand or moving object into a mirrored particle silhouette. Spread two moving forms apart to stretch the response, then release it to return.

Microphone response

Let sound shape pressure.

Local sound-energy analysis changes depth and pulse. Words are not recognized, recorded, retained, or transmitted.

Optional response model

Let the field answer in its own words.

Connect with a TaskHawk access key. This text connection sends only prompts you submit and may search the live public web when current knowledge is needed; sources appear in the field. Camera and microphone currently shape the field locally; model-visible sensory sessions require a separate explicit connection. The key stays in page memory and is cleared when you leave.

Local response is active. No prompt leaves this page.

Display continuity

Keep the field on screen.

Request a screen wake lock while this page is visible. The browser or operating system can still release it for battery, power-saving, or backgrounding.

Screen wake is off.

Keyboard and switch path

Arrow keys move the field · +/− change depth · Space pulses · G morphs · S shifts phase · M pauses · T tilt · C camera · V microphone

Camera and microphone are off. No media permission has been requested.

Closing this panel does not stop an input you enabled. Camera and microphone stay active until you disable them, leave the page, or the browser or operating system suspends them. Processing stays in this page; frames and audio are never uploaded or added to Echo packages.