Feature · Available since FireAI 0.1.7
FireAI Help: ask in your own words, and FireAI shows you where it is
Stop hunting through pages: describe what you want and FireAI points at it.
Where in FireAI: Help › FireAI Help (⌘?)
Search in your own words
Choose Help › FireAI Help or press ⌘?. Type what you want, the way you’d say it: “stop my kids seeing adult sites”, “cut the internet”, “which app uses my webcam”, “gadgets on my Wi-Fi”. FireAI understands meaning, not just spelling: “picture” finds “image”, “webcam” finds the camera, and small typos are fine.
The search runs on your Mac with Apple’s built-in language models. Nothing is downloaded and nothing you type leaves the Mac.
Show me, and Learn more
- Each result says where the feature is, for example Protection › Kill switch.
- Show me opens that page, scrolls to the spot and outlines it with a glowing frame and a “Here” tag for a few seconds.
- Learn more opens the page about it on this site.
The Help menu points too
Help › Show Me Where lists every feature. Type a feature in the Help menu’s own search field and macOS points at it with an arrow; choose it and FireAI opens the page and highlights the spot.
Shortcuts and hover cards
| Shortcut | Page |
|---|---|
| ⌘1 | Home |
| ⌘2 | World map |
| ⌘3 | Activity |
| ⌘4 | Threats |
| ⌘5 | Suggestions |
| ⌘6 | Rules |
| ⌘7 | Protection |
| ⌘8 | Parental Controls |
| ⌘9 | Setup |
| ⌘? | FireAI Help |
Rest the pointer on a page in the sidebar for a moment and a card shows what it’s for, its shortcut, and a Learn more button.
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