It waits.
The time, your Envoy, and the work that needs you. Nothing else on the screen, and nothing to scroll.

Hold the key. Say it. Put it away.
A card the size of a credit card, with a paper screen and one key. You talk to your Envoy. It sends agents to do the work on your desk. The card tells you only what needs you.



The time, your Envoy, and the work that needs you. Nothing else on the screen, and nothing to scroll.
The Envoy listens. Your words are never written back to you.
No send button, no review. The Envoy says what it is doing.
Hold the key again to reply.
Work runs on your desk while the card sleeps in your pocket. When an agent needs you, it says so in a sentence.
Hold the key to answer it.
What happened, in one list.
Everything running, and the pages it opened for you.

Late, with the front light on.
Two decisions left.

Ask for a game.
An agent makes it.
Your desk renders the page for paper. The card shows it.
The tap goes back to your desk, and the next screen comes back.
Hold the key and say your move.
Ticked off in the shop.
Every desk's Envoy has its own face. On the card it is drawn in ink.



Press and hold the key under the screen (or the space bar) to talk. Swipe or use the arrows between pages. On Trivia, tap an answer.
Made by your agents
Drawn by the card's own renderer, pixel for pixel on the panel.