[0:04] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Hello, Ian.
[0:16] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, hi, Pablo.
[0:17] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Hi, how are you?
[0:19] Ian Alleyne: Hi, how are you? I'm good, and you?
[0:36] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: A moment. Please just close a few things. If they call again, please just answer. Nice update about the kiosk. I wanted it. How many are there in total?
[0:58] Ian Alleyne: Uh, two. You have to.
[1:09] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay, I put these notes here.
[1:44] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: And where are they located?
[1:48] Ian Alleyne: All right, Donald. About my home.
[1:52] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: You don't know?
[1:54] Ian Alleyne: No, I said at my home. I have both of them.
[1:56] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Ah, okay, okay. So you haven't placed them you? Um. Differently, please.
[2:06] Ian Alleyne: No, no, still testing.
[2:18] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay to kiosk.
[2:33] Ian Alleyne: To kiss.
[3:25] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: So, what are the changes that you? Notice.
[3:29] Ian Alleyne: Uh, um. Um, in terms of the look, the Aesthetics of which. I thought I had it. Um, I thought I took. A video of?
[3:44] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: You sent me a video.
[3:48] Ian Alleyne: Appeals. The buttons were too small. Okay, because there is a bit of a. A slight. Shift. Between where you press? Um, the part of the screen that is sensitive. To your touch. Okay. Right, so? So, how this really, actually? It looks relatively small based on the dimension of the screen. So needs to be. The the lettering on? And the buttons need to be. Okay, when you look at it, it looks more suited to. A laptop screen or. Computer screen. But it's.
[4:53] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay, um? I'm seeing this.
[5:02] Ian Alleyne: But it is. All right.
[5:06] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Let me think this shoe.
[5:07] Ian Alleyne: I think we should.
[5:12] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I see what you mean.
[5:12] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, I see what you.
[5:14] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: And if you look at my the design that we have look?
[5:17] Ian Alleyne: I identify the design.
[5:22] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: This. This is how it should look like. This is the this. This whole thing is the whole screen. So, in reality, let me take a screenshot of this. Oh, I cannot take screenshots in signal. Let me download the video. Yeah. As a security here.
[5:41] Ian Alleyne: That kind of stuff.
[5:44] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I mean, it's their security, I guess, is good actually. All right, uh, but that's no problem. So, download the video. All right, I want to do. Comparison here. Where's the kiosk? There we go here actually. Let me use a fake craft. We've been using. An open source versions of the whole Adobe Suite. Because with this whole Vive coating.
[6:25] Ian Alleyne: Because.
[6:26] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Phenomena and?
[6:26] Ian Alleyne: I think I slightly, simply. Uh, yes, yes, hotcraft. Yeah.
[6:29] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Artcraft. Amazing! Amazing! I'm I, I am no longer.
[6:36] Ian Alleyne: I think they film operation.
[6:38] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Paying for Adobe or suggesting Adobe? Uh, we recently got a new graphic designer and. Well, she had. She didn't have the program, so I just installed this for her. They work exactly the same. No longer need to pay for anyone to have Microsoft Word or Excel or anything like that. Just download this, and they even have AutoCAD, so I've been using this.
[6:58] Ian Alleyne: How's everything?
[7:00] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Perfect!
[7:00] Ian Alleyne: And that's Microsoft 110.
[7:03] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yeah, Warcraft bedcraft for PowerPoint Excel AutoCAD?
[7:07] Ian Alleyne: I've.
[7:15] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yep, art craft. Yeah, artcraft Photoshop illustrator all the video editing tools tools and they have mcps, so the agents we've been testing them and the a. the work. They can do the sign. They can do V right now. We're testing video. That's the one way we're testing right now.
[7:29] Ian Alleyne: Uh, what? What I, what I have is I started using a software called WPS office.
[7:36] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Uh-Huh!
[7:37] Ian Alleyne: All right. And I was only capabilities of office, but it's significantly less. Significantly cost, and what I like about it is.
[7:45] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Nice.
[7:47] Ian Alleyne: Pdf manipulation. But I'll check this out. Also, we became across. What would you call this a CRM for customer support? Call talk, talk to tawk.to.
[8:04] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Which one? Oh yeah, yeah, I've heard it.
[8:15] Ian Alleyne: Ewk.co free a lot of capabilities I need.
[8:17] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Talk. I used this before I use this in the past. I guess they got better. All right, um, okay. So, so, so, so, right? So?
[8:35] Ian Alleyne: All right, um, right? So? Sorry, sorry. They should be taken up. They're all straight. I think these creatures and face it here, so you can get up on board.
[8:39] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: This is what I wanted to show you. They should be taking up the whole screen. Let me take these screenshots and paste them here so we could create a mood board. With all the changes, and then I'll work on this.
[8:48] Ian Alleyne: Are those changes and peace?
[8:52] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Mm-Hmm, all right, and look. But then the next screen. Okay, the next?
[8:58] Ian Alleyne: Okay, question is?
[9:00] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Look, it's. It's.
[9:02] Ian Alleyne: Okay, it's. It's.
[9:05] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: And put this here. Yeah, so you see, this should be. How do we fix this? I wonder how, because? Do we have access to worker the HTML? Cuz the, I don't think the design has to change, it's just that they they have to apply the design as we made it. Enigma.
[9:32] Ian Alleyne: Okay, okay, um?
[9:33] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Cuz look, it's just to increase the size of this. To take up this soul with.
[9:44] Ian Alleyne: Yeah.
[9:46] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yeah, so to try to replicate something more like we have in the design. Now, I'm wondering if my design is not? Let me see what, what size of screen I used here? This is no. Yeah, this is 69. Which is a HD HD size, so it will be. 18, sorry. 1080P. By 1920 pixels, which is. Standard HD TV size. You just put vertically. What do you think cuz? From what I'm Gathering, is, is mostly that it's not so much as changing the design, but it's increasing.
[10:31] Ian Alleyne: Right on?
[10:45] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: The text size to mimic what we actually have here, like even the the line break. They should replicate this line brick to to, uh, like, what would you space like to, or sorry, brake line? Two, like? Let me continue watching this.
[10:58] Ian Alleyne: Now on this screen. Now, two things what is happening is. At the bottom, you have the keyboard popping up. Now, on this screen, you have a keyboard. Okay. Uh, to add the click. So, the popping up of the keyboard below? It's not going to be actually an issue, but there are other screens where the keyboard doesn't pop up. You have to go, and now click on the keyboard icon below to get it off so. Right, right? And sometimes, yeah, which tricky. So, for example, here. Okay, anytime you have, let's say. Numbers enter that keyboard should automatically appear with the. Numeric values should automatically. Can I see the screen on your on your? Stretch on your yield.
[12:07] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Let's look at it. Yeah. Right. So, from here, sorry. Wait, let's see what the steps were. Let's get started. Wallet top up! Okay, they. I can't read what it says here. I think it would say phone number, right? Yeah. I presume phone number with the key part there. Here I have email. And then. Phone number. And then this is the re-enter. Enter the mobile number associated into the momentum. This is how I have it. it. And how technically it should look. Now, what I'm wondering is? That keyboard. Is it fixed, like, is it the tablet, the the kiosk interface, or can we design it?
[13:07] Ian Alleyne: No, no, no, no? It is the kiosk into place. Okay, so kiosk industry.
[13:16] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Is a kiosk interface, okay, okay, and, and it can only go up to that height, right? Okay, sorry, you don't know, or you want to go up higher.
[13:22] Ian Alleyne: No, I don't know. I don't.
[13:24] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay, that's cool. That's cool. Because I'm thinking also. First of all, they pay power by payways is now too close to a keyboard. So we could pull that up. Across. Uh, maybe. A small sign that says like a look down. Is it hard to see the keyboard?
[13:49] Ian Alleyne: Uh.
[13:49] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I guess it, like, is, is it easy to miss it?
[13:50] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, I mean. It is, it is easy because you know, the bottom of the window screen you have the withdraw? The area with all the different icons up there right now. The date and time? Uh, so the keyboard button appears on to the right where your capacities.
[14:10] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: So, you're right, okay?
[14:12] Ian Alleyne: You could miss it quite easy.
[14:19] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: And let me see, I want to see if I see that icon that you mentioned. No, the keyword is always open and here.
[14:27] Ian Alleyne: So, in this case, most of the entries are numerican trees. Okay, great. Enter the amount 84 number.
[14:40] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: And the other one.
[14:41] Ian Alleyne: Okay, so for those, um? Leading leading numeric keypad should always appear.
[14:49] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Uh-Huh! Bill number.
[14:56] Ian Alleyne: Typically, it's numeric.
[14:57] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: The customer build numbers are numeric, or they also include.
[15:09] Ian Alleyne: Typically.
[15:11] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Oh man, I did not remember this. I like it. Nice, uh, is it working like this? With the fingerprint.
[15:24] Ian Alleyne: No, no, no, you have that opportunity?
[15:27] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: This change. Okay.
[15:46] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Can we get into? Um, I think we could maybe get in touch with the developers. Ask them if they need. Designing a specific resolution? So that I could show them. How the design would look on that specific resolution because this is to scale. I mean, technically, it's just to put it on. Whatever size that they need and resize it. The same, trying to keep the same margins. The same proportions of the? Maybe that's the direction we need to give them like? Do not, because here, yeah, sure, it would say. This is 50 points. Eh, but this is 50 points on on this scale, right? The idea is not for them to make it also 50 pixels. Rather. Keep replicate the the proportions of the designs.
[16:51] Ian Alleyne: Okay, um?
[16:58] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I could make, um. If you want what I could do as well. Throughout screenshots and let me can report, including screenshots like this. Showing the difference in the the parallel the paral. Verse because they did use the whole screen with. It's not like the designers was shrink down. No, which is what I initially thought when I saw a first screen, I thought, oh, maybe they just didn't use the whole screen. They just kind of. I use this area as the quote-unquote safe area, but no, they did use all of that. Maybe they did respect the the point size? And to the letter. Instead of doing it by proportion. So, yeah, I could do that I could do I? Same example, do it for every screen. In the video. Uh, maybe also point out to things like I would like to. Um. Push the payways logo a bit higher to give it some, so it's not touching on the on the keyboard.
[18:13] Ian Alleyne: But maybe it may be Pablo. It may be that when the keyword appears, if you push up that I'm not too sure.
[18:15] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Um. I'm sure, I'm sure I'm. regardless, I, I still don't like, how close it is to? Well, I don't know if you could take a picture closer. Cuz to me here. It looks like the Y is touching on the gray from the keyboard. keyboard?
[18:34] Ian Alleyne: Yeah.
[18:34] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: All right, and I, I think we could give it a little bit more room. Like, maybe a centimeter? That's it. Something like that? And also can you show me because I'm looking at this whole video. And the, the in the video the keyboard is open. The.
[19:07] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Through the whole video. Can you show me a moment when the video when the keyboard is not being shown so you can so I can see where that, how that icon looks and exactly where it is pointed, because I'm thinking I would like, um. I would like to test exactly. I'm not too fond of the idea, but like an arrow or maybe an animated Arrow that disappears pointing to the keyboard in the moments When we they need to open the keyword, or if it's not open. You need more coffee, please.
[19:26] Ian Alleyne: Can you show me what the video is not? Shows that you? Well, I think I think should automatically open.
[19:28] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: What do you think?
[19:31] Ian Alleyne: open.
[19:37] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I, like, honestly, I like what they did here. Ques the whole process needs just a numeric path.
[19:45] Ian Alleyne: Yeah.
[19:46] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Um. I like this because here we could. Design how the keys look. And I know there is a function to hide the keyboard, the default keyword from the device. There is an option to hide that in in the app. Like, I'm not an app developer per se, but I know you could hide it. Uh, so that could also be an option. We could just get rid of the keyboard, and if if the whole process only uses numeric keys, we could do something like this, which I I like it. I like. don't know what you think.
[20:26] Ian Alleyne: Um, the keyboard. I don't like the shape of that keyboard because. don't like the shape of actually, not because.
[20:30] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Of this one or the one below.
[20:33] Ian Alleyne: No, um?
[20:37] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: This one, okay?
[20:42] Ian Alleyne: To this one, I would prefer pray that say in American part to do this, but the buttons are more rectangular than square.
[20:47] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I don't like that either. I like how we have it in the app.
[20:55] Ian Alleyne: Because eventually, on a key part, okay, um, the buttons are.
[20:57] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yep, correct.
[21:06] Ian Alleyne: Right, so there should be a different format keypad for the antenna numbers. number.
[21:14] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Correct, but Ian think that all of that is gonna be fixed with the. Once the all the, the size, the font size increases. That's gonna make them the numbers taller.
[21:28] Ian Alleyne: Can also be.
[21:28] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Hence, the it won't be as rectangular sideways, but it's going to also be more like taller, making it more like a square. So, my plan would be to let me see if I could find it quick, which is their login. Sign up! Anyways. Ah, what is that? Assets in.
[21:56] Ian Alleyne: And also.
[21:56] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Ford I that was? What's the name of that? Sign up on boarding! Your ESPA wasn't boarding? But this is an old version. I think maybe I have it here. For the word onboarding. Onboarding. There were some boring this. Here it is. No, this is not. I think we have an option there. Actually, you know what? We have it in the app. I could just open up the app and. Where's my other phone? A mess. Anyway, you know how?
[22:50] Ian Alleyne: Anyway, you know.
[22:52] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: When you open the app? Where you enter the six digit pin. 406 a camera? You know how the numbers they don't even have a? A line around them. It's just looks like a keyboard. Something. That's what I'm thinking of. So, can I find? Oh, I know how to find it now. That was in the new UI.
[23:28] Ian Alleyne: The larger the button. If the buttons are large enough, then here. But there has to be.
[23:51] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I agree, like? See that right here.
[23:56] Ian Alleyne: A special spread sufficient spatial spread, so when they click okay, we're going to click on the area that activates that particular.
[24:01] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Hey, you here?
[24:01] Ian Alleyne: Hi, Pablo! Are you stuck?
[24:04] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay, I think. Sorry, my internet. Here we go. It would look more like this so. Let's see if we. Let me take this screenshot of this, right? So this? I'm just gonna do a quick. Representation of what I mean? So, imagine. Not the design, but the placement of the numbers and the sizing would look more like this on the screen on on. On the kiosk, right? They would occupy more space. Something like that? Know what I mean?
[25:08] Ian Alleyne: Can I have rigging?
[25:08] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Hold on. Hello! Pretty nice. Can you hear me? no?
[25:42] Ian Alleyne: Oh yeah, I marry you.
[25:46] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I'm gonna send you a screenshot on. Signal better? To show you what I mean. I just did a.
[26:09] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Not even a mock-up. It's just a I. I placed one image on top of another to show you more or less the placement that the numbers would actually or should have on the screen. Maybe it's one, maybe I made them too big actually?
[26:24] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Again.
[26:33] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, yeah, I mean.
[26:40] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Hello! Yeah.
[26:43] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, probably.
[26:47] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Did you see the screenshots I sent?
[27:07] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Hello!
[27:15] Ian Alleyne: Let me.
[27:23] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay, uh, so I sent you two images on Signal to show you more or less.
[27:30] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, I'm seeing it.
[27:30] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: What kind of space they need. The keypad should take on the screen. Something like that, rather than them being. Like a rectangle. As you mentioned, that you don't like them being. Then they could be more like the placement I showed you. That's what. So, yep, that's that's what I suggest I'll I make. Uh, document with screenshots with arrows and like pointed to what we mean. The changes that we we refer to? So you can share with this this with the? Developer relish who made this? Um. Yeah.
[28:21] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, original. Actual any other changes to the design itself? itself.
[28:24] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I don't know if you have actual any other changes to the design itself or things that you need to deal with to add buttons or messages alerts. Things like that?
[28:33] Ian Alleyne: Um, not, not, as yet, I mean. Drawback. Because it was a bit of. Um, challenge. Pressing the button, so pressing the keys even on the? You formatted? Inumeric keypad. And then also activating the system Keeper. Those are the two challenges. Um, so the system keeper? There should be a numeric export. And we have areas like the text box where information has to be entered. There can be. Um. There can be. African-American f***, I'm thinking about maybe just removing the African America. Dada text box dear for now! Well, because typically speaking. Um. When transactions are done. You don't really actually gave a message to the agent for the salesperson. We just under the transaction. Hey Pablo.
[30:07] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay. Yeah, I'm here. I agree.
[30:13] Ian Alleyne: Um. Because the main key part is the numeric equipment. The numeric keypad is the. Point of data entry.
[30:37] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yeah.
[30:42] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, that's the main point of data entry here.
[30:47] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: And I think that one is gonna load taller.
[30:51] Ian Alleyne: Sorry.
[30:57] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I have a feeling that the the key numeric keeper would look will take up more space in the screen. I think.
[31:09] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, and, um, no, I mean, no, we do need the funeral. Let's say you have to enter your email address because I think what happens is that the end of the process? We have to connect to the email address.
[31:25] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: And I think you still have the key the the feels like notes to descriptions. So, yeah, you'll need.
[31:29] Ian Alleyne: No, I think.
[31:29] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Delete the text, so the characters.
[31:32] Ian Alleyne: But I think I think we're. We may not be doing the email addressing emails. I think what we're doing is. We're sending the messages by WhatsApp. So, for example, at the end of it. You can. View the receipt and take a screenshot of the receipt. For, you can scan the receipt. And you will get a copy of the visit on your phone. Okay, and I think. It can also be WhatsApp. You can send it to you via WhatsApp. I think that's what happens. I don't think we use email.
[32:16] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Uh, I'm looking at. You're right, you're right, look. I'm seeing hold on. Let me share the screen again. I was looking at the the end screen and you're right. Is, just view receipts. Uh, or scan QR code. Which you do scan. And as you say, this opens in your mobile, and then in your mobile, you decide what you want to do.
[32:37] Ian Alleyne: Yeah.
[32:40] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Um, so you're right, um? If we go here. Well, look, you have the add additional note, which is optional. optional. And there you'll need the other the keys, the font them, sorry letters. Amount for unless you remove that, right? Confirm. All right, this is.
[33:02] Ian Alleyne: But I think I think I think. Can be placed close to the point of pantry. So, let's see that keyboard icon can be placed. Um, just below the. The the the entry box?
[33:25] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Like? You mean like, have it here, right? Obviously not gray, but sorry, not red, but?
[33:42] Ian Alleyne: Right, yeah, yes, yes, yes, something like that?
[33:44] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yeah.
[33:44] Ian Alleyne: Something like that?
[33:46] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I, yeah, um. Yes, I mean, I know, it's possible, because opening the keyword, there is a an alert you could use a command alert that you can use to to. So we just place the button and I know it should be. Possible. So, with this regard, the option of.
[34:11] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, right, we're gonna use the system keyboard. No, no, no, no?
[34:13] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Us, making our own keyword inside the app, right? We're going to use the system keyboard.
[34:17] Ian Alleyne: People. No, we're only going to use our system. Unless the system has like a numerically part only.
[34:20] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Great cool!
[34:25] Ian Alleyne: Without numerical bodies sufficiently big.
[34:28] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: No, no, this is this? No, this is what I mean. The the system keyword? keyword.
[34:40] Ian Alleyne: For example, adding a not. When God is what comes up. So for that, there's the icon. Uh, there's the icon that can be used to activate it in the web. It doesn't pop up. Automatically. Okay, but for every other Steve, which was the numeric field, we should have that keypad. Popping up automatically.
[35:28] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: There we go. All right, uh, cool. I, like, I think that solves it to be honest. Having that icon there grayed out. You can miss. What's the other thing? Yep, so this is pay bills. Proceed, confirm pay. Same thing. Oh, when you this option, still, it's on register. Is this?
[36:07] Ian Alleyne: We don't have the.
[36:08] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay.
[36:10] Ian Alleyne: But I'll be integration, is it?
[36:20] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: That's okay, either way, doesn't ask for email either. So, yeah, I think we're good, and that changed for okay. All right, this will take me. I'll I'll work on this report today. I'll send it to you tomorrow. Shove it bye tomorrow morning.
[36:29] Ian Alleyne: All right, good, but it's okay, at least you, meanwhile, so he would know to expect.
[36:29] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Um.
[36:34] Ian Alleyne: So, as soon as I get give back to me, I'll send it to him. One, one thing about, remember?
[36:38] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yeah.
[36:41] Ian Alleyne: On the. For the ancient man. We have this red. Colorado curves are on.
[36:52] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: The.
[36:53] Ian Alleyne: Yeah.
[36:59] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yeah, you're right, I should be able to fix that now with AI tools. Now, they should be because the the shoe we had. Something with the PNG said. And I think we could solve it now more easier. About. Pretty wise, that's you?
[37:13] Ian Alleyne: But, but tell me something on another note here. Um. You said our craft is free. I'm seeing there's a call soon. I tried downloading it. I'm getting a call.
[37:30] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: For what aircraft? You shouldn't. No, you see. Are you sure he's good? Let me send you the link art craft. Get apps this one. We send you the Lincoln signal. You download the launcher and from the launcher, you can install any of the. Right now. They have 13 apps from Microsoft Word options. To Adobe options for design, video editing, and Auto. The one, I think, is very useful for everyone is PDF craft, which is the acrobat. There, you could edit PDFs, view PDFs, merge PDFs, anything with PDFs. This one you'll get. I think there is another one when you search on Google artcraft, and you might have gone into.
[38:28] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, that's the one I'm going. The one way that you have to pay for because? have to pay for because? When I saw it, I saw it somewhere when I went to the little bit I got.
[38:37] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay, but this one that I gave you is not asking you to pay right. Okay, good. Yeah now, amazing! Oh, and I canceled Adobe. And when I cancel it, they charge a cancellation fee. They charge two months, uh, the the cost of?
[38:57] Ian Alleyne: Just two months.
[38:59] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: For the cancellation fee. Yeah, ridiculous.
[39:03] Ian Alleyne: We're too loud I.
[39:04] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: I thought I was sharing my screen.
[39:06] Ian Alleyne: A question.
[39:07] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Uh, but yeah, that that thing, just use that link. And there you have all the. The yeah, you just down from the website. You're just gonna download the launcher and then the launcher is where you download all the other. update. Uh, I'll put a note also as important that map to fix it. Uh to, so a kiosk changes, not changes. Fix this.
[39:42] Ian Alleyne: Please.
[39:46] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Uh, kiosk UI fixes report. Arrows and examples. How to replicate the design? And the other one. Yes, yeah, all right there, right? Ring around the map pointer. In the agents map. Cool all right, um? Let me work on the the report first, so you can send it to Alice as soon as possible. If I have it ready tonight, I'll send it to your own signal so you can. That this way.
[40:49] Ian Alleyne: And this. This has a PI also as a part of it.
[40:54] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Sorry.
[40:56] Ian Alleyne: This has AI as a part of it, uh, bad graph. Here's about AI.
[41:06] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Sorry, what do you mean the the? For this, um, just to organize the screenshots. I'm gonna make the the all the screenshots.
[41:16] Ian Alleyne: Paris Bridges. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, Pablo. I meant I was talking about Pat craft.
[41:19] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Ah yeah, uh, they they have mcps. which the agents can use. Mcps is like the apis for agents. They could use that to connect two apps and control them. I have not test. I've used the tools because I wanted to check to see if even the key keyword commands work the same as they do in the other programs, and they do. Uh, but yes, agents can access these tools and edit Diego the other day. He should be. They was like, he called me to his computer, and he's, like, look, at my computer, and I saw as the the mouse was controlled. By itself. And some editing went down. There was on the version of, I don't know if it was Premiere, or there'll be, um, After Effects, which is video editing tools. The AI agents followed an sop. To organize the clips. Create the timeline, add the text. And make the export as well. Um, even. Edit the the quality of the image, like the saturation, the he acts that, no, no, it's too opaque. Make it more saturated, contrasted by 50, whatever.
[42:34] Ian Alleyne: Saturation.
[42:38] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: And it does all of that. You have to train it, of course. It's like anything, but the more you use it. Bismard. It gets.
[42:54] Ian Alleyne: Okay, cool. Um.
[42:57] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yeah, it is pretty.
[43:02] Ian Alleyne: Diego, remember, you had asked me for some specs?
[43:05] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Yeah, um.
[43:07] Ian Alleyne: Well, computer IHOP.
[43:08] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Let me ask him how that's going because he did just a couple days ago. He was, like, oh, the the agent for Ian, and he's working on another. He's doing two right now, like hunting yours who he has to do, too. So let me ask him how? He's going with that. And get back to you in a bit through a signal.
[43:28] Ian Alleyne: Okay.
[43:29] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Oh, he's just. He has a document for that. So, let me check the document. I'll send it your way. Um, but I know one thing for sure that will need you to plug that in, is it, um? Just plug it in and we'll need to connect it through tail scale, you know? Tail scale.
[43:50] Ian Alleyne: No.
[43:53] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay, just an app so we could connect. Once, do everything.
[44:18] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Uh, we'll have to accept, and I've just that's. The other one he's selling is SSH, which is also a great option to connect. It's much faster. Uh, but yeah, team viewer can also work for the beginning. Because from?
[44:37] Ian Alleyne: I don't know. I don't know a preferentially.
[44:39] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: No problem. I'll just ask you to install, probably something, and maybe create an account. And then we could do it from there.
[44:40] Ian Alleyne: Yeah, yeah. Okay, great.
[44:44] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: And I'll tell you what we did. All right.
[44:47] Ian Alleyne: Okay, Pablo. Check it.
[44:47] Pablo Esparza Jiménez: Okay, and uh, let me get back to you tonight with the report. For this all right, right?