Understand prompt timing, limits, and best practices.
How does real-time coaching work in plain English?You start capture in the browser. OffBook streams audio for real-time transcription, analyzes the conversation, and shows short prompts while the call is still happening. Customers may also call this real-time coaching engine, live prompts, in-call guidance.
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What can the assistant do and what can it not do during a call?The assistant can suggest prompts and flag signals, but it cannot make decisions for you or guarantee outcomes. Customers may also call this capabilities, limitations, what AI can do.
Updated April 25, 2026
How much latency should I expect from prompts?Prompt timing depends on connection quality, platform conditions, and audio clarity, but should generally feel near-real-time.
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How do I read prompts during a live call without getting distracted?Glance at prompts briefly, prioritize one action at a time, and avoid reading wording verbatim. Customers may also call this use prompts naturally, avoid sounding scripted, glance workflow.
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What are the best practices for using coaching effectively?Use prepared profiles, glance not stare, verify suggestions against context, and review debriefs to tune your setup.
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What should I do if the assistant suggests something wrong or unhelpful?Ignore the suggestion, continue the call normally, and adjust the profile afterward so future prompts are better. Customers may also call this bad suggestion, wrong prompt, unhelpful coaching.
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What is the difference between live coaching and post-call debrief?Live coaching helps in the moment, while debrief summarizes what happened and what to do next after the call.
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What affects coaching quality and accuracy most?Profile quality, audio clarity, and stable latency are the three biggest factors in prompt usefulness.
Updated April 25, 2026