# Watch it work live > What you see in 00 Simulator while your assistant works on an open workspace: its narration, the graphs it shows and marks, taking control and undoing it. Source: https://simulator.00aud.io/docs/ai/live Keep the workspace open in 00 Simulator while your assistant works on it and you watch it happen: it says what it is doing, its edits land in place, and it brings up the graphs behind its answer and marks them. You can take control at any time, and one Undo puts it all back. ## Open the workspace Open the workspace in 00 Simulator, signed in to the account your assistant is connected to, and leave the tab on screen. Your assistant can tell that you are watching, and whether on a desktop or a phone, so it works in front of you. The tab updates by itself: there is nothing to refresh. Not watching? It shows its results in the chat instead, and what it arranged is waiting when you open the workspace. A tab in the background stops counting as watching after about 40 seconds. ## While it works _Figure: The graph header reads “Claude is editing” with its narration and Take control, over the Port Velocity tile with two numbered marks: the peak and the band over 17 m/s._ An example: the words are an assistant’s and the curves are the solver’s. Ciare 12.00SW in the 55 L vented example at 200 W, half space, 1 m. Simulated when this page was built. Port Velocity, one 10 cm port at 200 W: mark 1 at the 28.4 m/s peak near 30 Hz; mark 2 over 17 m/s from 20 to 38 Hz. - A line in the graph header says what it is doing: “Claude is looking” until it saves its first change, “Claude is editing” while it saves one, and “Claude paused” between changes. - Beside it is its latest narration: a sentence or two on what it is doing and why. Click the line for every step so far and what each one changed. - Its edits land in place as it saves them, each as one undo step. While it saves, your design controls wait; you can still look around and open sections and tabs. - **AI** in the header says the same and offers **Take control**. On a phone, the bar under the graphs becomes the assistant’s while it edits, and its chip opens the steps. ## The graphs it shows you - It can bring the graphs its answer rests on to the front: up to 6 tiles in the order to read them, the main one largest. On a phone they page in that order. - It marks what it is talking about: a band over a range of frequencies, a line at a frequency, a level, or a point on a curve. The marks are numbered to match what it says, up to 8 at a time and 4 on one graph, and each new set replaces the last. - Marks stay after it finishes, until the design changes under them. Click a mark’s label to keep them as your own graph notes, saved with the design (**Keep as notes**), or to clear them. - **Hide annotations** in the header hides its marks and your notes together. - Arranging and marking never change your design. ## Take control Press **Take control** in the header line, or under **AI**, at any time. The design is yours again at once. If your assistant then tries to edit or rearrange anything, it is refused and told you took control, so it has to ask you before it carries on. The handback then reads “You took control”, with the same Undo as below. With the keyboard: when a control refuses a key while it is editing, focus moves beside **Take control**; press Tab to reach it. ## When it finishes _Figure: The Port Velocity tile after the change, with one numbered mark at the new peak, and the handback notification: “Claude finished · 1 change” with Undo, Details and a close button._ An example: the words are an assistant’s and the curves are the solver’s. Ciare 12.00SW in the 55 L vented example at 200 W, half space, 1 m. Simulated when this page was built. Port Velocity, two 10 cm ports at 200 W: mark 1 at the 14.2 m/s peak near 30 Hz. Handback: Claude finished, 1 change. - It ends with a summary of two or three sentences: what changed and what to try next. A notification at the foot of the editor says who stopped and how many changes it made, with **Undo** and **Details**. If it goes quiet for 2 minutes without finishing, the notification says it paused instead. - The notification closes by itself after 15 seconds unless you point at it or use it. Closing it keeps everything, its arrangement and marks included. - **Details** opens the summary and its steps, and the choices that apply: **Restore my layout** or **Keep layout** for the arrangement, **Keep as notes** or **Clear** for its marks, and **Revert to before** or **Keep** for its changes. - A workspace it created is a draft: the notification waits for **Keep workspace** instead of closing, and a draft nobody keeps is archived after 7 days. ## Undo the whole session - **Undo** in the notification reverts every change it saved, puts your layout back and clears its marks. If it only arranged and marked, Undo puts back just those. - If you changed the design after it, Undo asks first, because reverting would discard your change too: **Revert anyway** or **Cancel**. - Each of its edits is also one step of the app’s own undo, and every change it saved is a saved version, listed under **History and saved versions…** in the menu beside Undo in the header. - If it deleted the workspace you have open, the tab says so and offers **Restore**. **Ask your AI** It arranges your tiles with `show_graphs`, marks them with `annotate_graphs` and hands back with `end_workspace_session`. > Using 00 Simulator, while I watch the workspace I have open, check each enclosure’s excursion at its saved power. Put the Excursion tile first, mark where each cone passes Xmax, and finish with a short summary I can undo.