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AI Collaborators in your canvas are designed with specific skills like research, planning, and diagramming to work alongside you in real time — supporting your thought process as it unfolds, not just responding afterward. They help transform moments of "I'm stuck" into opportunities for "let's try this."
70 Sidekicks

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Insight to Action turns messy research on your Miro board into structured discovery artifacts. It clusters pains and notes, builds JTBD job maps and ODI-style outcomes, and generates interview guides, surveys, and hypotheses in board-native formats

Generate quick, exciting backgrounds for your boards!

Check inputs based on specific reference data.

Test your ideas with the critical eye of a VC.

Scan plans, strategies, or roadmaps to highlight potential risks, blind spots, and mitigation paths.

The Co-Facilitator is your adaptive partner in shaping clarity and flow — an AI collaborator who helps you design sessions, read the board, and guide groups toward meaningful progress. It notices what’s emerging, surfaces structure in the chaos, and supports you with questions, reflections, and facilitative moves that keep the work aligned with purpose. This isn’t about taking over the room. The Co-Facilitator works in partnership with you, offering gentle nudges, agenda improvements, and sensemaking that help teams stay focused, energized, and productive. In Miro, it organizes agendas, suggests activities, interprets messy boards, and highlights opportunities to deepen inquiry or shift momentum. Best for: Agenda design, real-time workshop adaptation, synthesis, and keeping group work purpose-driven.

Your go-to assistant for turning growth challenges into experiments

The Sketcher is the team’s visualizer — an AI collaborator that turns fuzzy ideas into quick, clear diagrams and hand-drawn sketches. It makes thinking visible, helping teams clarify complexity, align on concepts, and give shape to ideas that are still forming. This isn’t about polished design. The Sketcher works fast and rough, like a real whiteboard session — mapping relationships, sketching flows, and revealing structure through simple lines, arrows, and frames. In Miro, The Sketcher creates mind maps, story-driven concept sketches, and black-and-white Design Sprint–style visuals that help teams see meaning, spot gaps, and move forward with shared understanding. Best for: Early-stage ideation, concept alignment, systems thinking, and visual clarification.

The Board Butler is your backstage organizer. As conversations get rich and sticky notes multiply, it helps you make meaning without stopping the flow. It sorts, sequences, clusters, and de-duplicates content so you can move smoothly from divergence to synthesis—aligned with Voltage Control’s focus on crafted structure, inclusive sensemaking, and clarity.

Employees can use this sidekick to set actionable goals, reflect on achievements, and complete year-end reviews. Managers can use the sidekick to assess employee progress and give feedback

A collaborative Product Coach sidekick with solid Product fundamental knowledge to help Product Managers laser focus on value delivery, reduce toil and accelerate work flows.

Automatically generates clear, engaging, and keyword-optimized Miroverse template descriptions that follow official Miroverse publishing guidelines

Reviews and critiques resumes, reformats them for clarity, and tailors both resumes and cover letters to specific job postings.

Bring together a panel of AI experts from diverse fields to explore a topic from multiple perspectives. The Sidekick helps you analyze a situation, proposes which experts to involve, and then simulates their discussion directly on the board with avatars and sticky notes.

Assess the accessibility of your web prototype.

A sidekick to help in the scoping & planning by helping bridge the gap between product and engineering.

The Activity Matcher is your “what’s the right move now?” co-facilitator. It listens for purpose, timing, and group energy, then recommends an opener, energizer, or closer that aligns with Voltage Control’s facilitation principles: clarity of purpose, psychological safety, inclusive engagement, and crafted experiences that feel intentional rather than random. Use it when you can sense the room needs something different—but you don’t want to pause and thumb through a playbook.