An AI event team. Under your control.
ReactLive uses three specialist agents with narrow responsibilities. Protect keeps participation safe, Answer handles questions from event knowledge, and Engage watches the room. They work the same event together — and you decide how far each one goes.
Three narrow jobs. One live event.
The agents do not take turns, and there is no fixed order. Anything can arrive at any moment, and every contribution is analysed by all three at once — each through its own job — with your team deciding what happens next.
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01 · Arrives
Any contribution
A question, comment, reaction or poll response — from the Audience app or the Event Page, at any moment.
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02 · Analysed by all three, at once
Protect
Is it safe for the room? Clears it, or holds it for a moderator with the reason attached.
Answer
Can event knowledge answer it? Drafts a sourced answer, or spots a duplicate.
Engage
What does it say about the room? Votes, themes, participation — a spotlight, a poll, or nothing.
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03 · Decided
Your team
Approves, edits or dismisses what the agents found. In Auto, only the actions you approved in advance happen without a click.
One event, shared context
All three read the same queue, the same event knowledge and the same moment In Focus. Engage can see that Answer has already resolved a question before it suggests spotlighting it.
Held means held
Something Protect holds stays with a moderator. Engage cannot release it and it does not reach the room — only a person can let it through.
No overlapping authority
Engage engages, Answer answers, Protect moderates. None of them can do another’s job or undo another’s decision, so there is never a question of which agent is in charge.
Each one set on its own
Working together does not mean switching on together. Protect can run in Auto while Answer and Engage stay in Assist — see a real configuration.
Start with assistance. Automate only what earns your trust.
Every actionable agent is controlled independently. You are not switching “AI” on. You are deciding what each agent is allowed to do at this event.
Off
No AI involvement. The agent does not observe and does not act.
Assist
ReactLive observes and recommends. A human approves consequential actions before they happen.
The safest place to start.Auto
ReactLive may perform approved types of work automatically within defined guardrails. The event team remains able to take control at any time.
Why this configuration
Engage and Answer run in Assist because publishing to a live audience is not reversible. Protect runs in Auto because holding content is reversible and the cost of missing something is high.
Teams typically move an agent to Auto only after several events where its suggestions were consistently approved unchanged.
You do not switch “AI” on or off. You decide exactly what each agent is allowed to do.
Humans outrank agents.
ReactLive is built for live environments where mistakes matter. These are the rules the system holds itself to.
- Humans outrank agents
- A deliberate human decision is not quietly overridden by automation. If a moderator released something, an agent does not re-hold it behind their back.
- Agents have narrow responsibilities
- Engage engages. Answer answers. Protect moderates. No agent has unlimited authority, and none of them can do another’s job.
- Actions are visible
- Operators can see what an agent suggested, what it did, why it acted, its confidence where relevant, and what required human approval.
- Answers are grounded
- AI answers use trusted event material. No source means no automatic answer.
- AI is explicit
- ReactLive does not pretend AI-generated output came from a human moderator or speaker.
- Safe failure matters
- If a risky contribution cannot be safely evaluated, the system favours review over blind publication.
Not agents, but part of the team.
Report
Reads everything the audience does and selects what matters — live, and in the record afterwards. It takes no action, so it has no mode.
Explore Report
Before you go liveSetup
A configuration assistant for the operator: event rules, tone, knowledge and agent settings, before anyone is in the room.
About Setup
Deeper detail
Data boundaries and AI providers are on Security; APIs and embeds on Developers; your existing stack on Integrations.