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What LIMA Can Do

LIMA understands natural language — you don't need to memorise specific commands. The examples below show the kinds of things you can ask. Any phrasing that communicates the same intent will work.

Screen Reading

What you can ask LIMA to do Example
Describe what's on screen "What's on my screen?"
Read a specific area in detail "Read the main article on this page"
Describe an image or diagram "What does this chart show?"

Mouse Control

What you can ask LIMA to do Example
Click a button or link "Click the Submit button"
Right-click something "Right-click the file"
Double-click "Double-click the folder"
Scroll up or down "Scroll down"

Keyboard Input

What you can ask LIMA to do Example
Type text "Type Hello World"
Type text and submit "Search for the weather in Dublin"
Press a key "Press Enter", "Press Backspace"

Window & Desktop Management

What you can ask LIMA to do Example
Maximise or minimise a window "Maximise this window"
Open the Start menu "Open the Start menu"
Show the desktop "Show the desktop"

Applications & Web

What you can ask LIMA to do Example
Open an installed app "Open Spotify", "Open Notepad"
Open a Windows Settings page "Open Bluetooth settings", "Open Sound settings"
Open a website "Go to bbc.co.uk"
Search the web "Search for the latest news"

Voice Adjustments

You can ask LIMA to change how it sounds at any time during a conversation.

What you can ask LIMA to do Example
Speak louder or quieter "Speak louder"
Speak faster or slower "Slow down"
Change voice "Switch to a different voice"

Memory

LIMA can remember information across sessions — useful for personal preferences, frequently used files, or anything you'd otherwise have to repeat.

What you can ask LIMA to do Example
Save a fact "Remember that my documents folder is on the D drive"
Use a saved fact LIMA automatically recalls relevant memories — no need to ask
Forget something "Forget that my documents folder is on the D drive"

Note

LIMA can store up to 20 memories. If you reach the limit, ask LIMA to forget something before adding a new one.