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Version: 3.x (Current)

Whisper AI Assistant

Whisper is the in-platform AI assistant. It continuously surfaces compliance suggestions for the active version, and answers questions and proposes changes through an interactive chat.

Availability: on request

Whisper is available from v3.2, but it is not enabled by default. Access is granted on request: contact Mia-Care (or your account manager) to enable Whisper for your organization. After access is granted, an administrator must turn on AI features and configure a chat provider before Whisper appears. See AI Configuration.

Opening Whisper​

Whisper is available on every project-scoped page. Click the sparkles icon in the top navigation bar to open it. It opens as a panel on the right-hand side of the screen. You can expand it to full page or restore it to the panel at any time, and close it when you are done.

A context strip at the top of the panel shows the project and version Whisper is working against. Its suggestions and answers are scoped to that version.

The sparkles icon carries a badge showing the number of open compliance findings for the active version.

Compliance Suggestions​

In the Suggestions view, Whisper lists AI-detected compliance findings for the active version, sorted by priority (High → Medium → Low). Each finding is a card with a title and a priority label.

Clicking a finding opens a detail drawer containing:

  • Priority and Category
  • Normative Reference: the regulatory clause the finding relates to
  • Description and Reasoning: what was detected and why
  • Remediation Steps: suggested actions to resolve it
  • Confidence: how confident the analysis is in the finding

Running an analysis​

Click Analyze now to run a fresh compliance analysis of the active version. The list shows a re-analyzing indicator while the job runs, then a confirmation once results are updated. A freshness label ("Updated N minutes ago") tells you when the analysis last ran. The list also refreshes when you return to the tab.

Triaging findings​

Handle each finding from its card:

  • Dismiss: mark a finding as not applicable. You can add an optional reason.
  • Resolve: mark a finding as addressed.

After you dismiss or resolve a finding, an undo prompt lets you reopen it. By default the list hides handled findings and the badge counts only open findings. Use the Show dismissed/resolved toggle to see the full history.

Findings automatically reconcile when your requirements change: unchanged findings are preserved, findings whose underlying item changed are reopened, and findings that no longer apply are superseded.

Chat​

Switch to Chat to ask Whisper questions in natural language. Answers stream in token by token, and conversations are saved.

  • Conversations: a sidebar lists your past conversations; start a fresh one with New chat. Conversations are private to you within your organization.
  • Composer: type your question in the Ask Whisper… box and send it.
  • References: answers can cite the normative references they are based on, and every assistant message is marked as AI-generated.

Confirmable actions​

Whisper can also propose changes to your project, for example creating or updating a requirement, or removing a risk link. It then presents a Proposed action card with Confirm and Decline buttons.

You are always in control

Whisper never changes your data on its own. A proposed action is applied only when you confirm it. Confirmed and declined actions are attributed to you ("AI-assisted · confirmed by you") and recorded in the project audit log.

From a finding to a chat​

Start a chat directly from a compliance finding. Whisper opens a conversation seeded with the context of that finding, so it can suggest concrete remediation steps.

Choosing a model​

If your administrator has made more than one chat model available, use the model selector in the chat to pick which model answers a given message. You can also refresh the list of available models from the configured provider. If a selected model is unavailable, Whisper falls back to the default model rather than failing.

When Whisper is unavailable​

Whisper reports a message when it cannot run, for example:

  • AI features are disabled: an administrator has not enabled AI for your organization.
  • No active chat provider configured: AI is enabled but no chat provider/model has been assigned. See AI Configuration.