i've built an ai toolbar which makes it easier to chat with codex and claude code in your terminals. double tap ⌥ and talk. it sees your screen, knows what you're doing and routes a message to the right agent. free to use. grab it here

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broo

This dude. Finally!

Nice work on this, great idea.

My goodness 😱

okay, this looks cool!

that's pretty cool !

So sick!

Voice input into a coding agent is underrated. I use voice to capture rough thoughts before they even reach an agent, with Capture. The double-tap trigger is a nice detail. Removes the friction of opening a separate window first.

I love this! I've been hacking around with Termix to do something but entirely built on voice (back and forth). As for the hardware: Have you looked into M5Stack ATOM? I don't think these devices will need a screen 🤷‍♂️

kyzo back at it. lfg bro

You don't heyclicky anymore ?

ok I am using it now... there's a small problem: when I open the modal to talk to a session after I hit recording and click send nothing happens however if I click on mic from the list of sessions it works and I get a

okay it's fixed brother

how should i update? add me to github so i can contribute to it i think it's great idea

An AI toolbar that sees your screen and routes to Codex or Claude Code with a double-tap Option is a sharp terminal control plane. when both agents are open, what decides the route first: the active pane, or the task type?

this is very cool!!!

Love this. Would be great to see it on @earlytools

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logged "i've built an ai toolbar".

KAMIL is back 💪 such a cool UI man. great job

look who’s back!! 🫡

Damn bro has cinematic skills

Oh, hell ya

very cool!

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thanks @grok

@grok LMAO

get One-One? 👉👈 love Infinity Train :)

the screen-aware routing is the interesting part, not the double-tap shortcut. what happens when both agents look like a plausible fit?

Just make it native for @OmarchyLinux aaaand you're set bro ;) Huge wave there.

Legend. You gotta launch this on @ProductHunt

if it really routes messages accurately, that could save developers tons of time

sick